This year's government work report proposes to strengthen basic medical and health services, implement the strategy of prioritizing health development, and promote the coordinated development and governance of medical care, medical insurance, and pharmaceuticals. The legal and compliant circulation of personal medical data is an important issue that must be addressed to promote the development of the health industry. This not only relates to the protection of individual health rights, but also to the optimization of medical resource allocation and the overall improvement of medical service efficiency. Personal medical data is an important carrier of individual health rights, mainly including testing, diagnosis, outpatient and inpatient treatment, and related expense payment. The circulation of personal medical data has multiple meanings for the development of the national economy. From a macro perspective, it can optimize the allocation of medical resources, reduce social medical costs, and promote innovation in pharmaceutical research; From an industry perspective, it helps to achieve precise pricing of commercial health insurance and optimize the service ecosystem; From the perspective of people's livelihood, it can provide more convenient health management and medical services for the masses. The circulation of personal medical data must always adhere to the principles of legality, informed consent, minimization, confidentiality, etc., while ensuring data security and privacy, balancing the relationship between security and efficiency, personal rights and public interests, and exploring scientific and reasonable data sharing mechanisms. In recent years, China's big health industry has flourished, and the data interconnection between medical care, medical insurance, and pharmaceuticals has been continuously strengthened. In this context, how to better promote the deep integration of data circulation and industrial development, and lay a solid foundation for the development of the health industry, has become a new topic that urgently needs to be explored. I believe that achieving the legal and compliant circulation of personal medical data requires joint efforts from all parties. City level medical institutions can serve as centers to integrate dispersed medical data, anonymize and collect cross platform data through technological means, form patient data files, and return them to individuals. At the same time, it is necessary to clarify individuals' ownership of their own medical data and establish authorization mechanisms through technologies such as blockchain, allowing individuals to voluntarily transfer data to the health industry platform for the development of personalized insurance and health services. With the improvement of the market-oriented data allocation mechanism, a fair and efficient value distribution model is gradually formed, injecting new impetus into the improvement of people's livelihoods. In this process, the government should play a guiding role. For example, the legal framework and technical standards for data circulation should be further improved, and the boundaries of rights and responsibilities of all parties should be clarified; Encourage enterprises, research institutions, and social forces to participate together, promote technological innovation and expand application scenarios; By building a sustainable ecosystem that is regulated by the government, market-oriented, and benefiting individuals, we can better unleash the potential of medical data elements, provide better health protection for the people, and achieve a win-win situation between high-quality development of the health industry and substantial improvement of people's well-being. (New Society)