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NT Health has today walked back its claim that only five people were affected by a privacy breach that saw confidential medical information posted to Instagram …
NT Health has today walked back its claim that only five people were affected by a privacy breach that saw confidential medical information posted to Instagram by a visiting doctor.
Over the past 24 hours four women who accessed maternity services at Royal Darwin Hospital have told the ABC they were not made aware their medical details had been exposed, until the ABC contacted them. Grace Atta reports for ABC News Northern Territory.
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NT Health has today walked back its claim that only five people were affected by a privacy breach that saw confidential medical information posted to Instagram by a visiting doctor.
Over the past 24 hours four women who accessed maternity services at Royal Darwin Hospital have told the ABC they were not made aware their medical details had been exposed, until the ABC contacted them. Grace Atta reports for ABC News Northern Territory.
Subscribe: http://ab.co/1svxLVE
Note: In most cases, our captions are auto-generated.
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