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Medical breaches rarely make national headlines

Posted on December 6, 2009 by Dissent

Over on The Daily Censored, Irene North writes:

Medical breaches often get a mention in a local or state paper, but rarely do they make national headlines.  Over the past two months, there have been numerous breaches, barely getting a mention, but, when taken as a whole, reveal just how at risk our personal information really is.

Her article recaps a lot of recent breaches, all of which have been reported on this site previously, but if  you’re not a regular reader of PHIprivacy.net, reading her article will help you get yourself caught up on recent breaches involving protected health information.

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