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Ca: North York hospitals post notices to patients after privacy breach

Posted on September 10, 2014 by Dissent

I’ve noted this breach before, but it’s interesting that the privacy commissioner has ordered the hospitals to post notices on their web sites. Lisa Queen reports: Humber River Hospital and North York General Hospital were required by the provincial privacy commissioner to post notices on their websites advising maternity patients that their personal information may…

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5 million ‘compromised’ Google accounts leaked

Posted on September 10, 2014 by Dissent

RT reports: A database of what appears to be some 5 million login and password pairs for Google accounts has been leaked to a Russian cyber security internet forum. It follows similar leaks of account data for popular Russian web services. The text file containing the alleged compromised accounts data was published late on Tuesday on the…

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Law Professors Ask California Supreme Court To Review Pharmaceutical Liability Case

Posted on September 10, 2014 by Dissent

Back in June, I noted an interesting case described by Evan Brown. PDX v. Hardin involves Section 230 immunity for a software provider whose software was used to produce truncated medication monographs that omitted drug warnings.  The modification in their software had been made at their client’s (Safeway’s) request. It’s not the type of case I’d typically include on…

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Advocate Health wins another dismissal of claims following theft of laptops

Posted on September 10, 2014 by Dissent

From the no-surprise-to-me dept.: Advocate Health, which had already succeeded in getting other potential class action claims dismissed, has now also succeeded in getting a claim that they violated the Fair Credit Reporting Act dismissed. Plaintiffs, who generally attempt a variety of state and federal claims in  breach lawsuits, had argued that by failing to adequately secure patient…

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TX: Break-in at Arlington Dentist's Office Puts Hundreds at Risk for Identity Theft

Posted on September 9, 2014 by Dissent

Tim Ciesco reports: An Arlington dentist says the personal information of more than 500 patients could be at risk following a break-in at her office. Arlington police said some time between the night of August 23 and the morning of August 25, someone pried open the door to Dr. Vonica Chau’s practice off of Matlock Road and…

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IA: Hospital sends medical information to wrong patients

Posted on September 9, 2014 by Dissent

Ryan Smith reports that an e-mail error resulted in medical information and/or billing information for 11 patients being sent to another patient: Pella Regional Health Center operates seven clinics in three Iowa counties. KCCI-TV uncovered a handful of local patients whose hospital bills and medical records were compromised. Monte Goodyk contacted KCCI-TV Friday after he…

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