True, in a sense. The Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA) establishes standards for protecting personal health information, which affects everyone who has received healthcare. While HIPAA itself is primarily concerned with healthcare providers and institutions safeguarding patient information, the implications of personal health data privacy are indeed a concern for everyone who interacts with the healthcare system. Thus, while HIPAA may not be everyone's direct business, the principles of privacy and data protection it enforces are relevant to all.
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