HEALTHJul 27 · 16:22 UTCMINNPOST MINNEAPOLISBy Amanda Seitz, Maia Rosenfeld, and Darius Tahir

Trump administration demands hospitals share emergency room records

The Trump administration's Consumer Product Safety Commission is pressuring hospitals to share detailed, personally identifiable emergency room records with private contractor Konza Health. The initiative has raised concerns among hospital executives and experts about the agency's authority and the risks to patient privacy.

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