Letting patients own their data

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New state laws in Maryland and Oregon would give patients ownership of the medical data they generate when they visit healthcare providers.

In most circumstances, healthcare providers have ownership of the medical data they extract from patients. The Maryland and Oregon bills would give patients ownership of their medical data, opening up avenues for patients to be paid if their medical data is sold.

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