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The 2021 collaboration between the Renji Hospital and VeChain to build a smart care medical project (MyBaby) has been highlighted in the latest Xinmin weekly report. This groundbreaking initiative underscores VeChain’s limitless expansion and several use cases across different fields. VeChain (VET) makes a groundbreaking appearance in a Xinmin weekly report. In the article that highlighted how smart hospitals are undergoing transformation and upgrade, the strategic partnership between the blockchain company and Renji Hospital (an affiliate of the Shanghai Jiaotong University School of Medicine) was referenced. Proud to be leading adoption of real world applications, creating tangible real world impacts. Our advanced tools see our blockchain operational in even the toughest jurisdictions, and strictest data environments. Compliance is crucial for implementation. $VET https://t.co/D54CPTLEZ1 — VeChain (@vechainofficial) November 22, 2024 The MyBaby Project The article mentioned the launch of the smart medical care project dubbed MyBaby, which became the first “blockchain-based In-Vitro fertilization (IVF) Service Application” in the world. The combination of the professional assurance services of DNV and the advanced blockchain technology of VeChain empowers the project to enable the verification of crucial steps of IVF. In addition to that, it ensures that MyBaby provides private, exclusive, and end-to-end data access for prospective parents who undergo treatment. Reviewing the information captured in the Xinmin weekly newsletter, we discovered that the project has actively assisted in the seamless transmission of image data of embryo culture to patients via the Internet hospital platform. In this case, a unique code of the file is stored on the VeChain blockchain. Specifically, MyBaby enables users to view and extract, label, as well as score fertilized eggs coupled with the cultivation and preservation of embryos. With this, the problem associated with the privacy of medical data is reduced by limiting the number of intermediaries between the…

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