These companies were caught red-handed abusing customer medical data for marketing purposes. They are being sued for improperly using prescription information provided to their pharmacies to mail letters or call customers in order to sell more drugs.

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Chipping, these critics said, might start with Alzheimer’s patients or Army Rangers, but would eventually be suggested for convicts, then parolees, then sex offenders, then illegal aliens - until one day, a majority of Americans, falling into one category or another, would find themselves electronically tagged. Chips: High tech aids or tracking tools?

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I remember when I was a kid; one thing was clear to me. The more I learned about the rest of the world, the luckier I felt just having been born in America. The more I learned about America, the more I appreciated what those who came before us built; and how exceptional they were.

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We have to stay on top off the issues and know that outside of the IM world there is a WWWeb, the media, businesses and governments that promotes thousands of lies and deceit, that have nothing to do with the truth. Just like Joe used to say: “I Just Want Facts Mam”

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Most notably, the report said that the devices had not been proven safe and effective. You would never know that though from the press release issued today by VeriChip, the Delray Beach, Fla., producer of a rice grain-sized radio tag implanted in the arm that allows doctors to link patients to their medical records.

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