Cordlife’s cavalier response to breaches raises troubling questions
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INVESTORS in cord-blood bank service provider Cordlife Group may be feeling hard done by – and rightfully so.
After lapses found in Cordlife’s storage of cord-blood units recently came to light, the group sent several letters to customers, some of whom had spent near five-digit figures to store their children’s cord blood.
These customers have every reason to be aggrieved, but so, too, do Cordlife’s shareholders.
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