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Hacking is not just a problem in politics and banking. It’s also becoming an increasing worry for hospitals. And now they’re asking lawmakers in Virginia to help them crack down. Michael Pope reports.
Virginia Hospitals Want Lawmakers to Crack Down on Medical Hackers
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