21.   Such invasions of our medical privacy are becoming more common, and it may get worse before it gets better.

22.   The Bennett bill has focused concerns about medical privacy among supporters and critics.

23.   The comments, at a Senate hearing, indicated that medical privacy was emerging as a political issue in this election year.

24.   The exception contained in the medical privacy act is echoed in several bills now wending their way through the Legislature.

25.   The issue of medical privacy touches virtually everyone.

26.   The package would further tighten medical privacy laws, as well as require plans to provide coverage for severe mental illness, prescription contraceptives and cancer screening.

27.   The regulations involve such diverse issues as arsenic in drinking water, medical privacy and snowmobiling in Yellowstone National Park.

28.   The regulations touch such diverse issues as arsenic in drinking water, road building in national forests, medical privacy and snowmobiling in Yellowstone National Park.

29.   The rules govern virtually every doctor, hospital, pharmacy and health insurance plan in the country, providing the first comprehensive federal standards for ensuring medical privacy.

30.   The rules, the first comprehensive federal standards for medical privacy, affect virtually every doctor, patient, hospital, pharmacy and health plan in the United States.