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<DIV>Here we go again. Doling out credit monitoring when there's the real
possibility of Staten Island Univ patients becoming medical identity theft
victims. Again, I ask what is it about someone using your medical
information that would ever make a company think that it would be detected by
credit monitoring? Is it just about PR or are they really trying to help
these potential victims? <BR><BR><BR><BR><BR>Michael Hill<BR>Certified Identity
Theft Risk Management
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