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Hippocratges: Do you want us to treat your cancer?
Patient: Yes please, I don't want to die!
Hippocratges: OK, sign this waiver allowing us to do whatever we want and we can get started.
You have been informed!
Your comprehension of the article apparantly.What could possibly go wrong?
You haven't read the article at all have you? It has nothing to do with patient data.First Google, now Amazon. Neither of these companies can be trusted, so this is automatically worrying. The NHS should not be getting into bed with these awful megacorporations that exploit our private data for profit.
https://www.newscientist.com/articl...deepminds-nhs-contracts-should-we-be-worried/
People may say "oh it's not patient data, it's anonymous, etc." but this is just the beginning. They get their foot in the door and start planning for more. Money always wins.
Why isn't it? It's free for anyone across the world to access via a website.Its a phrase. Ill be honest I hadnt even thought what gender Stumble might have been. Lets be honest its not their new found very nice people voters that are going to get them this election is it? Most of them have gone Libdem.
Anyway back to the point the government have given free use of health data. I mean its not great is it really.
Only if you actively decide to make it one.It’s a sexist phrase...
Think instead about the rest of the sentence, of which that word was but one component.think about what you were trying to do with your comment when you used the word ‘girl’
Back at ya, Reverend...Once again, if you’re going to preach....
Indeed...Completely misleading title. GD, yup, checks out.