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<b><i>Online Exclusive:</b></i> Medical Professionals Demanding Better Privacy Practices from Pharmaceutical Industry

Privacy is a critical issue for medical professionals, and they are expecting pharmaceutical firms to help ensure their own privacy, as well as the privacy of personal data about their patients.

6 minute read July 20, 2006 at 01:14 PM
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<b><i>Online Exclusive:</b></i> Medical Professionals Demanding Better Privacy Practices from Pharmaceutical Industry

Privacy is a critical issue for medical professionals, and they are expecting pharmaceutical firms to help ensure their own privacy, as well as the privacy of personal data about their patients.

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