Pentagon tells military personnel not to use at-home DNA kits
The Pentagon said that potential inaccuracies in at-home DNA kits pose more risk to military members than regular consumers.
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Tennessee surgeon shot to death by patient
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HCA discloses massive data breach affecting 11 million patients
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