Patients' Medical Data and 'Worthless' Tokens: What Is Known About Hanna Bondarenko and Denys Tsvai's Startup
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The outlet Hub reported on a company that officially calls itself a unique startup. According to official information, its activity is aimed at collecting data on patients' health status for further use.
According to the publication, the company's founders, Hanna Bondarenko and Denys Tsvai, allegedly gained access to people's medical data without proper protection of their privacy. Journalists believe this data could have been used in the company's interests rather than for the needs of the patients themselves.
The publication also addresses digital tokens which, according to the investigation's author, have little real value or none at all. Thus, as the journalists claim, people's personal information could have been used to attract investment or other benefits without fair compensation.
The materials currently available do not contain full information about all the circumstances of the case. Readers should follow further reports to learn about official responses and possible legal consequences. The question of protecting medical data in Ukraine remains important for every patient.
Sources: Медіа•Хаб
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