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Family of boy with brain tumor accuses British officials of cruelty

Posted on September 1, 2014 by Dissent

Every so often we hear about a case where parents find themselves in legal jeopardy for not following doctors’ advice. This seems to be another one of those cases. Danika Kirka reports:  The grandmother of a British boy with a severe brain tumor has accused UK authorities of cruelty for seeking an arrest warrant and…

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SC: School district's handling of Ebola concerns divides board members

Posted on August 31, 2014 by Dissent

Sarah Bowman reports: Three weeks after Beaufort County School District teachers traveled to West Africa, several school board members and parents question the way the district handled public information about Ebola concerns. […] Board of Education member JoAnn Orischak said balancing public knowledge and employee privacy is difficult. “The district would never be able to…

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CORRECTION AND APOLOGY

Posted on August 31, 2014 by Dissent

On August 19,  PHIprivacy.net posted an excerpt from The NewsStar concerning a breach of patient information for over 6,000 patients at E. A. Conway Medical Center.  Today, PHIprivacy.net learned that TheNewsStar‘s coverage was inaccurate in some important respects. That post has now been replaced with a correction and an apology to the professor of ethical…

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Can an Employee Really Steal Your Data and Then SLAPP You for It?

Posted on August 31, 2014 by Dissent

Shawn Tuma writes: Can an Employee Really Can Steal Your Data and Then SLAPP You for It? Yes, in California it just happened! The fact that this happened in California should be of no comfort to Texas businesses, however, because the Texas Anti-SLAPP law comes from California and, therefore, California jurisprudence is considered persuasive authority…

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Clarification: Professor says Google search, not hacking, yielded medical info

Posted on August 31, 2014 by Dissent

Adam Greenberg reports: Though unnamed in a breach notification and follow-up reports, a professor of ethical hacking at City College San Francisco (CCSF), Sam Bowne, has come forward on the internet to clarify that he did not demonstrate hacking a medical center’s server in a class, but rather came across sensitive information during a Google…

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Huntington Bancshares Group Health Care Plan members latest victims of Staywell/Onsite Health Diagnostics breach

Posted on August 31, 2014 by Dissent

CORRECTION: Children’s Mercy Hospital was affected by the breach that occurred in March 2014, not the 2012 breach. Original story: It seems like I’m reporting  a lot of breaches involving StayWell Health Management and their vendor, OnSite Health Diagnostics this year.  It’s probably because they’ve disclosed two breaches that affected numerous StayWell clients. The latest entry is…

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