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The EHDS Inception Impact Assessment sets out ambitious objectives linking together the need for secure and trusted health data sharing for what will be the creation of the first European data space. The EHDS has the potential to be the single market for digital health products and services, and the global centre of development of secure AI powered digital health.
Our Italian Electrosensitive Association is opposed to this initiative as a whole. Personal data is digital gold. The larger the data set, the higher the risk of attack. It is known to everyone that many hundreds of millions of dative-users have been stolen by platforms (considered ‘extremely secure’) such as Facebook or Linkedin, as well as by many highly protected sites such as NASA and many others across the…
Filed in Italian · English published by the European Commission
DIGITALEUROPE is a great supporter of the ambitions outlined in the Commission’s proposal for a regulation on the European Health Data Space (EHDS) which in our view is not a mere regulation but rather a holistic vision for the future of health and care for Europe. More effective use of health data is necessary to address diseases impacting often vulnerable communities.
The Italian ElectroSensitive Association (IEA) supports this initiative, which must help achieve the European Green Deal with the main objective of reducing consumers’ energy bills and improving the EU’s security of supply by reducing primary energy consumption and reducing energy imports. Current ecodesign and energy labelling legislation has reduced the energy consumption of electronic displays.
Filed in Italian · English published by the European Commission
DIGITALEUROPE welcomes the opportunity to respond to the European Commission's Call for evidence and lend support to the reviewing of Ecodesign Regulation 2019/2021 and Energy labelling Regulation 2019/2013. This position paper elaborates on our perspectives and recommendations concerning the proposed review and potential revision of these regulations.
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