James Kim’s father writes about how privacy laws delayed the search for his son. With HIPAA sometimes impeding the request for medical information, can HIPAA-related deaths be far behind? (via Overlawyered)
James Kim and privacy rules: Can HIPAA also lead to needless deaths?
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