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Genomic Data Protection

Meaning

Genomic Data Protection is the critical clinical and ethical practice of securing, managing, and anonymizing an individual’s genetic information to prevent unauthorized access, misuse, or discrimination. In the realm of personalized hormonal and longevity medicine, this protection is paramount, as genomic data reveals predisposition to diseases and informs highly sensitive, individualized treatment plans. Maintaining data integrity and confidentiality is essential for fostering patient trust and adhering to regulatory standards.