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Notice to Palomar Health Patients Regarding Unauthorized Access of Patient Health InformationPalomar Health is committed to protecting the confidentiality and security of our patients’ information and we regret to inform you of an incident involving some of that information. Sometime between February 10, 2016 and May 7, 2017, some electronic health records were accessed by a former Palomar Health employee for reasons unrelated to medical care.Palomar Health conducted a thorough investigation, which concluded in December 2017. The investigation determined the following types of protected health information may have been viewed: medical record information including first and last name, date of birth, gender, medical record number, diagnosis/reason for visit, Palomar treatment location, medications, and allergies.This incident did not affect all Palomar Health patients during the timeframe outlined in the first paragraph, and we do not have any reason...(continued)Palomar Health notifying patients after nurse caught snooping in records
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YouTube Says Computers Helped It Pull Down Millions of Objectionable Videos Last Quarter - Slashdot
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Algorithm Automatically Spots 'Face Swaps' In Videos - Slashdot
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Surface Phone Speculation Spurred By New Phone APIs In Windows - Slashdot
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No phishing! Keep your data safe
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US Government Weighing Sanctions Against Kaspersky Lab - Slashdot
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