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As data breaches occur more frequently, could blockchain provide greater protection for our health data? (Shutterstock)

How blockchain could prevent future data breaches

Victoria Lemieux, University of British Columbia

Data breaches are on the rise, but blockchain can provide a secure way for consumers to manage their data and their privacy.
Blockchain technology, in which real-world assets are symbolically represented by digital objects, harks back to medieval times when helmets, swords, and other items represented land and other valuables. (Shutterstock)

How blockchain technology has medieval roots

Victoria Lemieux, University of British Columbia

Blockchain is a hot, innovative technology — with roots in medieval treasuries.

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