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02/04/25 • 0 min

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You can follow the rules but still be unethical

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In this episode of Cracking the Cancer Code, we discuss critical role of ethics in cancer research data management. Dr. Jody Platt discusses with us how researchers navigate patient consent, data sharing, and privacy protection in an era of rapidly evolving technology. The episode highlights the importance of transparent communication, cultural competency, and the emerging concept of data sovereignty in building ethical research practices.
Note: There are laws to prevent discrimination based on genetic risk by employers and insurance companies, however advances in technology have created emerging potential concerns. See this article https://www.annualreviews.org/content/journals/10.1146/annurev-genom-111119-011436 for more information on the nuances involved.