A parent calls to inquire about their 17-year-old child's dental treatment. Under HIPAA, when can the dental office share this information without the minor's consent?
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A
Never — minors always have full privacy rights
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B
When the parent is the legal guardian and the minor has not requested confidentiality
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C
Only if the minor is being treated for a communicable disease
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D
Only after the treating dentist approves each request