can i be hipaa compliant? because hipaa was written long before i. absolutely. i mean, all that hipaa is kind of mandating is ensuring that your data is not going to end up places where you don't want it to be and without your permission and effectively, technology has always has has had dual purpose, right. you could use technology for good or you could have kind of a bad intention with that. so fundamentally, ai can be made hipaa compliant. and for example, we one of the first things that we did actually getting to launch the longest part of getting our product ready was getting it. hipaa compliant and high trust. and there's a bunch of other certifications that ensures that the data is stored in the right place, where the people that need access can get it. but the people that don't and shouldn't have access can't get it. and that's all about setting up the right processes. you know, sometimes building technology and building products is less about the ai and rather about the whole system that you have to ensure around the ai to make it secure and safe to use

how are you going to prove that someone doesn't have cancer in this world of hipaa laws? >> it was her blog. she was so detailed. she gave so much information once i got ahold of that, it was full of information. i could fact check that was her downfall because when you can prove they're lying, then all other things fall into place. >> amanda, based on the number one podcast by the same name, takes a deep dive into this elaborate con with so many victims. >> so as far as victims are concerned, the list that the government submitted was 347 victims. >> amanda documented everything, posting pictures on her website and updating her supposed cancer treatments. it was all a fake. >> i don't think she was like a super genius in the world of crime, but what she was hiding behind, i don't think she realized how much it did protect her to get away with it for as long as she did. with hipaa laws, you can't just call up and say, oh, you know, i see she was at your facility today. is she a patient? blidh szwarz. >> nancy's investigation prompted cops to start digging. the two of us w

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so, there was no issues of hipaa or anything like that.people were contacted through their mental health clinician and 90% plus of the cases here. >> you write that the book was inspired by simone biles? >> well, as you know, simone, people were like, oh, why can't she get on that balance beam? why can't she do her tremendous athletic prowess and, you know, she's just admired throughout the world. and she said, well, i have a mental health issue that prevents me from doing that. and people were critical at the time. they're like, we just don't get it. you're an olympian and you know how to do this stuff, perform, please. what i thought it indicated was that people don't have an appreciation for these illnesses. and in simone's case, as in most people's case today who say they have a mental health condition, that's all they say. they don't say general more about it because of the shame. so the american public doesn't have a really nuanced understanding of what goes into having one of these illnesses. so, this book, i think, brings a little

and now, right here in germany a young pick, the hipaa was delighting grounds at berlin's zoo. her name is tony named after the national football teams antonio route to get. tony is 4 months old and already as you can see ways 30 kilograms for now. she's still sticking close to her mother, debbie. pick me hippos are endangered, with fewer than 2500 left in the wild in west africa. tony and deb are you watching? dw days were back at the top of the hour. the the glory days of sing guarantee may be retained secrets of a charming. the only time stands between the small attain in town, and the you know, this city hosp, the betty dunn swallowed by these heavy deserts grow weak visits. logo on the next, on dw, the sells out the stadium. dameion rampart s q u knows how to make the most out of the way down. people call you on your next to me, please let us know for him. it's not about the concerts, it's about the climate. he wants people in his home country to plant a 1000000 trees. his friends are all in africa. in 60 minutes on dw the field kind of a baby elephant just integrated into

i think you got the hipaa do you got the what the kind of would would want to make sure you put the lady up. god does that number once you have is on the farm, it will stream on for somebody else to bump a little bit of some of the additional value. my number, the older, the most you'll bring in the advantage with it is very easy when you ask them that is the best. so based on the rules are different than the assessment. so i'm always here to reach the not a mind there goodness on. i don't want to, don't worry so, so brilliant. but i'm set off. okay. good or bad going. so some of the things that go to your assignment because it looks like you've been doing pretty creative before the others are needed to frontier and you know, for the movies and then you, most of the pictures that you're wanting here's looking on this phone and somebody was going to use a computer for them for you. my bedroom. is that what they do? the ceiling, adjusting the other phone on which way somebody can call even though cause you're getting in the have come or this or is or most of you those keys? nobody parts of

but warehouse the you're locked, the head of the top, the including the latest on, not hipaa to vote in georgia. i hope you've enjoyed me. then here on 247 the, the news is for digital risk of traits to upgrade to didn't don't bass under the orders of ukrainians, special services the, the home just staying with a load of hundreds of people who were the neighbors in the towns and villages have done bass th was problem is money in a korea and ukraine security service in case of failure, they would guarantee its thing to in ukraine. however, today's reality for them is jail time for many years. the outcome of working for ukraine, the enemy is up to 20 years in prison for terrorism, and that's been us the results. so again, that extend the way and as little as she goes, oh yeah. and you're trying to trust it. i'm going to continue doing it in the storm. what are the people but it's a little child. the years old, little purse kind of getting at you didn't like you to see us anyways. here was that a shot for, for a get a soul for santa just to deal with. i'm going to look too much stuff. n

for 3000000 people have fled to other countries. hipaa morgan has moved from car to the ongoing violence between the sudanese army and the power military rapids. support forces means more and more people here incident continued to be displaced over the past week. hundreds of thousands of families fled from more than 50 villages into the other states in central to them. and then in fashion local responders, they have to dozens of families have also been displaced. as a result of continued artillery strikes by, the parent military are assessed on the city over the past year. that's the last remaining armstrong cold in the dark for region in western sedan. now fighting is ongoing between disabilities, army and the recipient of the parts of the country as well, such as in the south east into not states where the army was able to retake more territories from the recess. now, so down has the world's largest displacement crisis and over the past month alone, according to the united nations, more than 50000 people across the border intern, neighboring chad from the dark for region because of the

and the upside westbank is very well plains of hipaa to call them refugee camp. at least 18 palestinians were killed after a cafe teen with people was targeted. israel says is killed the local, come on to a promise, which has not been confirmed by the police to mean group. general strikes been pulled across the upside of westbank, as well as even mentioning is where the media, se hashem saucy all dean was the potential target and that strikes on something by root. so i feel dean as a customer has belong slightly, that has something to throw out. he's the possible successor to take over the groups leadership. he started because they had of his belong executive council. he's considered the 2nd most important person in his beloved. so i feel dean has close ties with a rom, and he's been designated as a terrorist by the us and saudi arabia. oh yeah, we spent to run a career distinguished public policy fellow at the american university of b realty says s connection tactics having worked in the past and just need to a cycle of bonds. this has been going on for about 40

i mean vending mommy's. hipaa sloth, ma'am. at the, at the the any mom and she lives on the best mom of a look at those particular. my voice is a voice of hope. and i don't want to say reconciliation because i don't think we are, they're not like, not us. and of course, also not the 1st students, but our voice is a voice that says we must. and this war we must and this conflict we are here because we wants to leave here. and no one from both sides is not going anywhere. it's. so we're going to make this place a power dies. this is what we're going to do. the india digital waste as a massive problem. landfills our f and frank as the light speed increased. consumer advocates want to take action while they still can. they are promoting a movement called the right to repair. i'm here, i'm deli, there. got to figure out how all of this is going to fail. it's india. on d w, the systems can be used a couple different. jo, this is the real challenge. it softens, needs to be an incredibly scarce way, heck, and transforming business of h

center left in the city of bari, when the army has been re gaining talent, shaved from the recess. hipaa morgan reports of the city of bessie is one of 3 large cities that to make up to dance capital to 18 months of fighting between the army and the power in military rapids support forces or r s. f has left this hospital as the only one functioning in the city. i've seen that uses some jabot as malnourished. she brought him here after he suffered fever and diarrhea for days, and she couldn't find a functioning hospital near her home. he has been vomiting and his stomach is distance and they just did him and found that he has malaria on a stomach infection. but there are no hospitals near me. so i brought him here and he was met at the hospital in the northern part of the city where so dance army has control doctors, the hundreds of patients coming daily, including from our assess territories in the city, from booth in need of operations to those who need nutrition for their children, but the good thing to the center is not easy. we live far away. getting back home is difficult. sometimes

and also for the, for the democrats and the elections because everyone is seeing a hipaa across the west and hypocrisy right now, both americans within the country but also especially the countries of the global south. they have seen that the, the reaction of the west is different when it comes to israel, where all, when it comes to rest. so for example, it's war against the ukraine. so i think the many countries have not realized that the united states is not a real reliable part there for them, and then set them now, and then that's arising on their own them. now i think their own security and mechanisms and trying to to bunch with regional allies. so we have seen this also within our countries and then the east with churchy normalizing with these countries or even with them. so the space in muslim nations, malaysia and indonesia. so we can see that this reaction of the united states, this continued support has lost its many points on the international stations. has let's many countries to question the, the currents international system monday, the west, me. but if i'm supposed to be t

there are a lot of fun hipaa violations in her book, but the nugget that's getting the most attentionia's stance on abortion, which she discussed over the weekend on fox news. >> i believe in individual freedom. i want to decide what i want to do with my body. i think i don't want government in my personal business. >> i'm kamala harris and i approve this message. [ cheering and applause ] >> jimmy: that's a heck of an endorsement. melania's book is number five on amazon right now. donald is selling sneakers and crypto and digital trading cards and coins and watches with his name on it. the trumps are making out like bandits on this election. no former president has ever been more industrious about fleecing his supporters, than donald trump. but he is not the first president to do it. in fact, men cashing in is a tradition that goes back almost 200 years. ♪ >> my fellow americans, today i have something incredible to share. i hear with announce the launch of the lincoln coin. it's a beautiful coin, hand crafted from the finest copper, a true symbol of our nation's greatest, guaranteed

health center in the city of buffy, where the army has been regaining territories from the auto scythe. hipaa market reports. the city of buffy is one of 3 large cities that to make up to dance capital 2. with 18 months of fighting between the army and the power in military rapids support forces or r s f has left this hospital as the only one functioning in the city. i've seen that uses some jabot as malnourished. she brought him here after he suffered fever and diarrhea for days and she couldn't find a functioning hospital near her home. a letter saying this has been cut out of 11 and he has been vomiting and his stomach is distance and they just did him and found that he has malaria on the stomach infection. but there are no hospitals near me. so i brought him here and he was met at the hospital, isn't the northern part of the city where so dance army has controlled doctors. the hundreds of patients come in daily, including from our assess territories in the city, from both in need of operations to those who need nutrition for the children. but getting to the center is not easy. we live far

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say liability, liability, liability, to resist whatever they don't want to do just like they'll say hipaa for whatever it is they don't want to do. how big is the risk is the question. i think the socialization, stigmatization aspects of this are important. it's no fun being a whistleblower and this is the closest you can come to be a whistleblower by being the center. the crowd is headed this way, what makes you so special that you have such inis the typical response and lots of physicians are busy people, focused on their individual patients. it isn't a surprise that there's both a demand for guidelines, but also a ready supply by people who have varying degrees of expertise. and the bigger problem, i think, is not that we're developing guidelines. it's once we get them, there's lock-in effects. people just say, well, why should we revisit it? that's just one study and let me tell you the reasons why this one study doesn't really push you in the direction of changing. the clinical practice you've already done, there are multiple studies indicating how hard it is to change physician's pr