On 30 December 2025, Denmark’s postal service delivered the last letter in its 401-year history. The 1,500 remaining postboxes came off the streets during that year. Meanwhile, in July 2026 the German federal cabinet approved GeDIG, the healthcare data and digital innovation act, which phases the fax out of doctors’ offices by autumn 2029 and makes electronic referrals mandatory. So, how is it that one country can implement such changes while another is still phasing out its reliance on fax…
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