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Open Data & Privacy - TYT Science
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17:25Now PlayingMike Galsworthy from TYT Science follows up his last Open Data talk with a late night chat about one of the biggest problem areas in the new open data movement - how to reasonably protect patient (or study participant) privacy. Methods to "anonymize" patient data can be surprisingly easily undermined by creative re-identification methods that will become ever-easier in the future. How do we protect patient privacy? Can scientists guarantee protection? What does the public think of open data when it comes to their own information? How much risk are study participants willing to take for the sake of hugely advancing science?
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