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Digital Health Vulnerability

Meaning

Digital Health Vulnerability describes the susceptibility of an individual’s sensitive physiological and genetic data, collected via digital health platforms, to security breaches, unauthorized access, or algorithmic bias. Within the hormonal health domain, this includes the vulnerability of personal hormone panels, cycle tracking data, or genetic predisposition scores to non-consensual exposure or misuse. Addressing this vulnerability is essential for maintaining patient trust and ensuring the ethical integrity of personalized medicine.