Data Use
HPRC sets out ethical considerations for responsible pangenome data use.
A legacy belongs to someone.
Genomic data can reveal information about relatives as well as the donor. A life archive may contain other people's words and images. Consent must address access, reuse, withdrawal, inheritance and any future simulation. Anonymization should never be treated as a complete genomic privacy solution.
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HPRC sets out ethical considerations for responsible pangenome data use.
NHGRI explains testing, potential consequences and limits of genetic-discrimination protection.
Covers biospecimen custodianship, consent, privacy, access and legacy planning.
Examines consent, transparency and retirement of AI simulations of deceased people.
Demonstrates re-identification using genetic genealogy and other information.
NIST's Privacy Framework structures privacy risk management.
NIST's initial public draft of Privacy Framework 1.1 proposes updates.
GA4GH develops security standards for genomic data exchange.