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Lawsuit against Tufts Medical Center for privacy breach dropped

Posted on October 29, 2011 by Dissent

A lawsuit against Tufts University Medical Center and one of its doctors, mentioned previously on this blog, has been dropped. Chelsea Conaboy reports:

A woman who sued Tufts Medical Center and a doctor at the hospital, alleging that they violated her privacy by faxing medical records to her workplace, has agreed to drop the case. The hospital made no offer to settle the lawsuit, filed in Plymouth County Superior Court.

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