Even if we don’t worry about ads, Google doesn’t exactly have a good track record with patient privacy. Look at what you guys did with Ascension, allowing physi

Even if we don’t worry about ads, Google doesn’t exactly have a good track record with patient privacy. Look at what you guys did with Ascension, allowing physicians to access medical records from other hospitals within the system based on similarity. To be clear, just because something represents a common-sense workflow improvement or might be useful to the physician doesn't mean you can just go and do it. While it might be a good idea to pull similar cases (or counterfactual examples) from your vast set of patient records, it doesn't mean it's LEGAL. Medical records are not like case briefs, you can't just crack open someone's record without proper consent.