Tories look to web-based health records

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Tory sources reaffirm David Cameron's enthusiasm for records held on Google and Microsoft services

David Cameron has repeatedly criticised state-run databases The Conservatives are examining plans to store electronic health records on Google or Microsoft web-based systems, instead of a central...

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