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“I think it presents a major national security concern." Attorney General James Uthmeier has subpoenaed 2 medical companies over concerns their Chinese made patient monitors could send data to China. He told me he believe the case is only the tip of the iceberg.

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"Some of the most private, personal information" is going to China "without the consent, and in most cases, the awareness of the patient. “That information could be used in many ways to hurt our country and its citizens.” —@AGJamesUthmeier on @EpochTimes

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