General-Purpose Privacy Regulation and Translational Genomics

Journal of Law, Medicine and Ethics 48 (1):142-150 (2020)
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Abstract

At one time, specialized health privacy laws represented the bulk of the rules regulating genetic privacy, Today, however, as both the field of genomics and the content of privacy law change rapidly, a new generation of general-purpose privacy laws may impose new restrictions on collection, storage, and disclosure of genetic data. This article surveys these laws and considers implications.

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