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CIO; By Meridith Levinson 		Mail this story
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John Halamka has a penchant for experiments with new technologies. In 2004, the now 44-year-old CIO of the Harvard Medical School and CareGroup, which runs the Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center, who is also a practicing emergency room physician, was one of the first people to have an RFID chip containing a link to his medical records implanted in his body (it's near his right triceps.) Next April, he and Harvard geneticist George Church will become the first humans to have their DNA sequenced and their full genetic makeup posted on the Web.

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Comments (3)

Sander_Marechal ·
Looks like another article was pulled. CIO's site search does show the article but clicking on it 404's as well.
tracyanne ·
The article is there you just have to dig for it. It's under Linux in the OS section.
dcparris ·
I went straight to it. It's actually a half-way decent article. I'm not sure why the CIO didn't try SUSE instead of RHEL, but there you have it.

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