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Data Localization

Meaning

Data localization refers to the regulatory requirement mandating that specific physiological and health-related data, particularly sensitive patient information gathered during hormonal assessments, must be processed and stored within the geographic boundaries of the country where it was collected. This principle ensures jurisdictional control over highly personal biological data, including hormone panel results and genetic predispositions related to endocrine function. Compliance with these laws is paramount for clinical practices operating across international borders, protecting patient confidentiality and maintaining trust.