There are three reasons that minors do not have the same constitutional rights as an adult: the vulnerability of children, their limited decision-making capacity, and the important role parents play in making decisions for their children.
Do minors have the right to privacy?
If a minor has consented to treatment under a state law that allows for it, the Privacy Rule generally lets the minor exercise his or her own privacy rights. Yet the general rule under HIPAA is that the minor's parent or guardian exercises the minor's privacy rights.
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