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New Blockchain System to Track Individuals Not Infected With High-Risk Viruses

New Blockchain System to Track Individuals Not Infected With High-Risk VirusesNew Blockchain System to Track Individuals Not Infected With High-Risk Viruses

The Netherlands-based Public Health Blockchain Consortium (PHBC) has announced the release of a blockchain-based system designed to track the movement of individuals not infected with high-risk viruses. The impetus behind the development is to help healthy people avoid potentially life-threatening diseases.

The PHBC announced the release on March 19, detailing that the blockchain-based platform will monitor systematic, continual and anonymous verification of communities and workplaces, which are not afflicted by dangerous viruses, including the Coronavirus.

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