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Originally Posted by ken0042
I would answer your "what ifs" with the following:
The chip could be programmed to emit a code, say a 16 digit alpha numeric. The doctor's scan tool puts that code into a computer; it links up with a central database, and then the doctor enters his own code in to pull your medical info; like entering a PIN number with a debit card.
That way they can track who has been accessing your info, and your info isn't sitting there for anybody with a scan tool to be able to read.
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What good does that do in an emergency for the paramedics on scene?
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