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Hospital Gear Could Save Your Life Or Hack Your Identity

Published November 13, 2015 by David G. Armstrong in Uncategorized

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It’s way too easy to hack the hospital.

Source: Hospital Gear Could Save Your Life Or Hack Your Identity – Bloomberg Business

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