Coronavirus Vaccines Certified With VeChain’s Blockchain Tech in Cyprus

A hospital in Cyprus is now utilizing the VeChain blockchain to store vaccination records. The Mediterranean Hospital of Cyprus, one of the country’s largest private health facilities, is storing its COVID-19 vaccination records on VeChain — offering another compelling use case for the supply chain logistics platform. As of Monday, 100 doctors and personnel had received their first dose of the COVID-19 vaccine, the hospital said in a news release. The vaccinated personnel also received a digital certificate on their E-HCert App, an electronic wallet for lab results based on the VeChain....

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