1. Advocate Health and Hospitals (Downers Grove, Ill.): Stolen desktop computer, 4,029,530 individuals affected
2. Sutter Medial Foundation (Sacramento, Calif.): Stolen desktop computer, 943,434 individuals affected
3. AHMC Healthcare (Alhambra, Calif.): Stolen laptop, 729,000 individuals affected
4. Eisenhower Medical Center (Rancho Mirage, Calif.): Stolen desktop computer, 514,330 individuals affected
5. Spartanburg (S.C.) Regional Healthcare System: Stolen desktop computer, 400,000 individuals affected
6. Los Angeles County Department of Health Services and Department of Public Health: Stolen desktop, laptop computers, 342,197 individuals affected
7. Emergency Healthcare Physicians (Hinsdale, Ill.): Stolen portable electronic device, 180,111 individuals affected
8. Oklahoma State Department of Health: Stolen laptop, 132,940 individuals affected
9. Crescent Healthcare (Anaheim, Calif.): Stolen desktop computer, 109,000 individuals affected
10. Howard University Hospital (Washington, D.C.): Stolen laptop, 66,601 individuals affected
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