By Renee HoJanuary 29, 2016 Patient records. Long considered property of the doctor’s secret trove where facts about you went and never came back, they are now yours—more easily than ever before. In fact, as a patient in the United States, you’ve had a right to your medical records for some time, but it hasn’t…
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