I wonder if medical test results (which I think could include STDs and chronic conditions) were included in the data breach? The downside of EMR is that they c

I wonder if medical test results (which I think could include STDs and chronic conditions) were included in the data breach? The downside of EMR is that they can get hacked. If so that can be incredibly personal information and way more serious than the usually the name, birth date and VISA numbers. I guess in the future with all these data breaches one will be able to get any private information on just about anyone by paying for it on the dark net. Basically there will be darknet data brokers who basically have unlimited inventory of information because they aggregate from the various data breaches. Will people get spam calls from a call center in a low cost country that bring up your test results from LifeLabs and threaten to share them with your employer or significant other unless you pay up? If not now, this will be happening in the near future.