State has reportedly demanded that Uganda give the United States direct, real-time access to nine of the nation’s health data systems for seven years… While global health programs have historically included data sharing components, they have never required direct access to privileged electronic systems for U.S. government representatives.
Raphael Warnock: “State has reportedly demanded that Uganda give the United States direct, real-time access to nine of the nation’s health…”
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Senator Warnock addressing health data access concerns.
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