Facebook wants to play doctor with your health data

The social network is planning a move into health care, JPMorgan Chase reveals that a cyberattack exposed data for more than 80 million customers, and Groupon expands into grocery store coupons.

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Oct. 3, 2014 12:36 p.m. PT

Facebook has a way of making us feel sick. So it's only natural for the social network to explore entering healthcare, right? In this CNET Update you'll get a healthy dose of Facebook news, along with details on the massive data breach of JPMorgan Chase customers and Groupon's new twist on grocery coupons:

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