In a recent article, CRYPTOSLATE wrote about HealthBlock's aim to disrupt the global healthcare system [https://cryptoslate.com/health-blocks-aims-to-disrupt-the-global-healthcare-system-with-healthy-living-dapp/] through our dapp solution that gives users control over their data and rewards them for getting healthier. In the article, our founder and CEO, Rosanne Warmerdam, noted the core belief behind

Wouldn't it be interesting to travel forward in time and see how blockchain technology has changed the healthcare industry and various other sectors for the better? That's precisely what Coinspeaker did via an article that provides insight into what the healthcare industry could look like in 2030 [https://www.coinspeaker.

Healthcare systems worldwide are not well equipped to help improve or implement preventative healthcare measures. We believe this is an essential element to expanding the (healthy) human lifespan through the sharing and analysing of health data. However, we also firmly believe that whether that data can be used is solely

The traditional health data tracking market is outdated and not in line with a future that values data privacy and ownership. This is precisely the driving force behind HealthBlocks - our desire is to enable people to take full ownership of their health data and be rewarded for it. Blockchain

Our aim at HealthBlocks is to empower people to unlock the full potential of their health data. We do this by giving users an ecosystem to valorise their data as they see fit. To implement this solution, we had to find the right partner providing the blockchain technology to build

“Could 65 be the new 55? Each year, poor health takes a heavy societal and economic toll. Improving the health of the world’s population would add 10 healthy years in midlife - and way more.” These are not our words but the opening statement of the McKinsey report Prioritizing

HealthBlocks [https://www.healthblocks.ai] is an ecosystem built on top of the IoTeX blockchain [https://iotex.io/] that helps people to regain control over (consumer) health data and valorize it the way they see fit. We believe there’s only one rightful owner of (health) data and that’s