Against that backdrop, creating a federal repository of identifiable medical records—with no evidence of any limits on how that data may be used, shared, or repurposed—is deeply alarming.
Ed Markey: “Against that backdrop, creating a federal repository of identifiable medical records—with no evidence of any limits on…”
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