The fact is that medical records today enjoy less federal protection than video rental records. But any hope the Clinton Administration would champion serious privacy reforms evaporated earlier this month when U.S. Department of Health and Human Services Secretary Donna Shalala released the Administration's long-awaited recommendations for protecting computerized medical records. The Administration talks a good line, but at its heart the Clinton plan doesn't preserve privacy. Instead, it simply institutionalizes today's widespread abuse of medical information. All rights reserved.
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