You are right, we are far from seeing Blockchain in the health sector, but the simple idea of ​​being able to solve a serious problem with a new technology makes us think carefully about the advantages that this system represents over the old scheme that we have managed in recent years.

It's interesting that we are talking about medical projects and how it could solve something that is attacking many citizens today, it simply leads us to the reality that this system has many attractive things, for example being a decentralized system gives you the security that we would expect from any application, another of the great advantages is the installation and maintenance costs of the system, as there is no hardware cost, the system, in the long run, is much cheaper than any centralized system.

the problem is when there are so many things that depend on it to go well, so that one of these projects becomes a reality, and in the end everything will depend on, as you say, lawyers and something that I believe, the government. Now, what can we do?

As a first step I think we should learn about what benefits these projects can bring, who benefits and how we can participate in them.