Quick post: Here is a link to an article in today's AMA News on the continued controversy over including physicians in the definition of "creditors" under the red flag rules. The AMA promises guidance on compliance with the Red Flag Rules by April 10th. Medicine slams FTC over forcing physicians to police identity theft
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