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Jack Gillum, Jeff Kao and Jeff Larson, ProPublica
‘It’s not even hacking’: Private medical data of millions of Americans is freely available online
Even though US law mandates data privacy and experts have issued repeated warnings, confidential details including CT-scans and X-rays remain widely accessible.
Jack Gillum, Jeff Kao and Jeff Larson, ProPublica
· Sep 22, 2019 · 09:30 pm
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