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Yet another Veterans Administration breach

Posted on May 25, 2010 by Dissent

What on earth is going on with all these Veterans Administration   data breaches? OCR just added another VA breach to its web site, again out of Texas. The description doesn’t match  the breaches that Representative Buyer recently talked about in Congress,  which were also from facilities in Texas: VA North Texas Health Care System…

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Woman accused of breaking law for bigger breasts

Posted on May 24, 2010 by Dissent

John Burstein reports: A Florida woman wanted bigger breasts and thinner arms so badly authorities say she was willing to break the law to get them. Shatarka Nuby, 29, of Tamarac, faces a credit card fraud charge after the U.S. Postal Service says she and an accomplice committed fraud so she could have more than…

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Hospital Staff May Have Shared Too Much on Facebook

Posted on May 24, 2010 by Dissent

Katia Lopez-Hodoyan reports: Facebook is used to stay connected, write to friends and even show pictures but now the website seems to be at the center of a North County hospital investigation. Dozens of Tri City Medical Center employees may have shared patient’s information in social networking sites without the consent of patients. Officials did…

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Regina recycling company loses confidential medical records

Posted on May 23, 2010 by Dissent

Pamela Roth and Angela Hall report: Brad Smith was a little surprised to discover …. a few dozen blue and green plastic medical cards containing various pieces of personal information, such as a name, telephone number, address and date of birth. The cards were strewn all over the street and on the side of adjacent…

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NC: Prompt Med Fined for Improper Disposal of Records

Posted on May 22, 2010 by Dissent

Following up on a breach previously covered here and here, the North Carolina Attorney General’s Office released this statement yesterday: A Greensboro urgent care center has paid $50,000 because its patients’ financial and medical information were illegally disposed of in a dumpster, Attorney General Roy Cooper announced Friday. “When you share your personal information with…

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NC: Prompt Med Fined for Improper Disposal of Records

Posted on May 22, 2010 by Dissent

Following up on a breach previously covered here and here, the North Carolina Attorney General’s Office released this statement yesterday: A Greensboro urgent care center has paid $50,000 because its patients’ financial and medical information were illegally disposed of in a dumpster, Attorney General Roy Cooper announced Friday. “When you share your personal information with…

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