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Biometric Discrimination

Meaning

Biometric Discrimination, in the health and wellness context, refers to the practice of unfairly treating individuals or denying access to services based on the analysis of their biological and physiological data, such as genetic markers, hormone profiles, or continuous glucose monitoring results. This practice raises ethical concerns regarding equitable access to personalized health interventions and insurance coverage. It represents a potential misuse of precision health data outside of the direct clinical care relationship.