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Obama Seeks Tougher Medical Privacy Law

By Henry Silverman on August 18, 2010 in Public Health

At the urging of consumer groups and key members of Congress, the Obama administration is rewriting new rules on medical privacy. The expressed concern is that the current rules do not adequately

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