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7/23/2008
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Medical blogs can pose threat to patient privacy
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Much as blogs written by medical professionals are growing in popularity, authors of these blogs may unknowingly reveal privileged patient information, proper to a new study published online in the Journal of General Internal Medicine. The study is the first to examine whether blogs written by medical professionals violate patient privacy or fail to meet proficient comme il faut for publication of conflicts of interest. More: - Read the rest here
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