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Medical ID theft can injure finances, endanger lives
Dallas Morning News, June 2, 2008
Medical identity theft has far more serious implications beyond patients getting stuck with a medical bill. Changes made to victims' medical files and histories can remain for years and may not ever be corrected, or even discovered, which can have deadly consequences.
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