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: HIPAA BlogYour relatives' DNA
By Jeffery P. Drummond
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You have the right to remain silent (but your relatives' DNA might testify against you): Interesting case pointed out to me by Theresa Defino at AIS Report On Patient Privacy shows how police are using DNA of relatives of suspects to pin the suspects for crimes. As you might expect, the law enforcement types love it, but privacy advocates are concerned (natch).Full post as published by HIPAA Blog on April 21, 2008 (boomark / email).
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