MobiHealth News November 25, 2020
Laura Lovett

Mark Treshock, blockchain solutions leader for healthcare and life sciences at IBM discusses how the technology can be used to validate vaccine supply chain and personal records.

Over the last few weeks three pharma companies released promising trial data from their COVID-19 vaccines, bringing a possible light at the end of the tunnel to the pandemic. While the vaccines are still yet to hit the market, discussion of distribution is beginning to surface. Blockchain, a technology that makes the data easy to verify and difficult to falsify, has come into the conversation.

MobiHealthNews sat down with Mark Treshock, blockchain solutions leader for healthcare and life sciences at IBM, to talk about how the technology could be an ingredient in...

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