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Preserving privacy in mobile health systems using non-interactive zero-knowledge proof and blockchain

Tomaz et al., 2020

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4037240890710480049
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Tomaz A
Do Nascimento J
Hafid A
De Souza J
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IEEE access

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The advent of miniaturized mobile devices with wireless communication capability and integrated with biosensors has revolutionized healthcare systems. The devices can be used by individuals as wearable accessories to collect health data regularly. This type of medical …
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