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Physiological Data Protection

Meaning

Physiological Data Protection refers to the comprehensive set of technical, administrative, and physical security measures implemented to prevent the loss, corruption, or unauthorized breach of an individual’s biological and health-related metrics. This goes beyond mere privacy by focusing on the integrity and security of the data itself, ensuring that the information used for clinical diagnosis and personalized intervention is accurate and reliable. Robust data protection is foundational to the efficacy and trustworthiness of precision hormonal health programs.