Patients will be reluctant to seek health care, which can mean greater illness and costs later on, or be reluctant to give all the facts, which means doctors may not treat the problem correctly. A poll recently rated medical and financial information as the most sensitive a person has, Harding added. Consumers should look at this bill and should be very concerned about the merger of medical and financial information. They should ask Congress to support legislation that puts a bright line between the two. The association recommends that doctors keep backup files, and that e-mail correspondence become part of the patients' records.
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Partly cooking meat in oven or microwave first. Placing pierced aluminum foil between meat and charcoal. Cutting meat in small pieces to decrease time on the grill. Choosing lean meats. Removing charred material from the meat.