A new web 3.0 protocol architecture for a future standard of medical big data-driven ecosystems

A British non-profit organization, DeHealth, is revolutionizing the healthcare industry.

DeHealth HTL Network, a web 3.0 protocol architecture for a big medical data-driven future standard ecosystems, is entering into a strategic partnership with InnMind, the leading European community-driven ecosystem for tech-entrepreneurs and venture capitalists, to start a fundraising program working through countries and organizations.

On December 2, Oleksandr Hrynchak, the Head of the Cyber Police Department, and Anna Bondarenko, the Co-Founder of DeHealth, signed a memorandum of cooperation. Both parties will share their experience in protecting data and ensuring the security of digital medical systems.

The British company DeHealth has signed a partnership agreement with Yaroslav Mudryi National Law University.

Building the micro-architecture for cybersecurity solutions within the healthcare industry. Users are everywhere

The Covid-19 pandemic has undermined many national health systems. All the resources have been thrown at curbing the new coronavirus, while other diseases have been temporarily neglected.

The British-based company DeHealth became a member of the Ukrainian National Committee of the International Chamber of Commerce (ISC), the most significant business association, uniting more than 45 million companies from almost 100 countries...

DeHealth, a system that helps to ensure universal aсcess to healthcare services for billions of people and makes it possible to improve your health and make treatments more effective...

Few technologies and new developments have peaked the global population’s interest towards finances as much as cryptocurrencies and blockchain over the last years.

The global market has been in constant turmoil for almost two years since the start of the pandemic that thrust the world into a maelstrom of events and changes that have wreaked havoc on people’s ordinary lives...

Medicine has always been a combination of the natural human factor and the external addendum in the form of extracts, compounds, and tools.

AI has been around for a long time even if you don’t notice it.

When patients give their consent to the processing of personal data, they seldom think of what happens to their data once it is processed and which third parties will be gaining access to it.

For a long time, AI has been foretold to be the destroyer of humanity. We have all seen canon Sci-Fi movies like Space Odyssey, Terminator, or I Am Robot.

For families like the Kuvaitsev family, access to DeHealth technologies means health and hope. This is an inspiring story about how we saved a person's life.

Today we discussed with Oleksandr Yemets, CEO of “EZdorovya”, about strategic cooperation with “DeHealth” 🇬🇧 (http://dehealth.ngo/)...

DeHealth is an AI-based mobile app with a healthcare record, marketplace of health products , payment system and personal health assistant that provides universal and secure access to healthcare for millions of people, helping them stay healthy and improving treatment.

These days, the founders of the DeHealth project Denys Tsvaig and Anna Bondarenko are on a working visit to The United Arab Emirates.

2020’s stress test to our healthcare system created what felt like a fast forward button for digital health, with unprecedented growth in funding, adoption, policymaking, and national attention.

Pharma groups hope troves of patient records hold key to faster cures and bigger profits.

There can be no better time to reimagine our health security based on global cooperation, equity, trust, and solidarity.

From Palo Alto to Dar es Salaam, healthcare is high tech when it comes to objects, but remarkably low tech in the effective algorithmic use of data.