Articles 86 and 87: access bodies, trusted holders, the Union service and anyone acting for them store and process personal electronic health data in the Union when pseudonymising, anonymising or otherwise processing under Articles 67 to 72, through secure environments or HealthData@EU, unless the third country, territory or sector has a GDPR adequacy decision; for primary use Member States ensure a particularly high level of protection and may require priority-category data processed by providers or national contact points to be stored in the Union.
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