The first applications of blockchain in healthcare will emerge in the supply chain, says GlobalData.
According to the data and analytics company, action taken by Merck & Co (NYSE: MRK) is evidence of where this much-feted new technology will start to appear in the drug industry.
"Although in the long term blockchain will revolutionize many aspects of healthcare on the patient level, the first applications will emerge in the supply chain, which is less resistant to change"
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