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Health worker fired for breaching athlete, girlfriend’s privacy

Posted on May 19, 2015 by pogowasright.org

KCCI reports:

The University of Iowa has fired one student health clinic worker and disciplined another for breaching the privacy of an athlete and his girlfriend by immediately discussing the results of their pregnancy test.

The violations come after Iowa fired three and suspended two for accessing the records of football players who were hospitalized in 2011.

Read more on KCCI.

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