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John Wilbanks: Hagamos un patrimonio común con nuestros datos médicos

Filmed Jun 2012 • Posted Oct 2012TEDGlobal 2012
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Cuando uno recibe tratamiento médico o toma parte en una estudio clínico, la privacidad es importante; leyes estrictas limitan lo que los investigadores pueden ver y saber sobre uno. Pero ¿qué tal si nuestros datos médicos se pudieran usar —anónimamente— por cualquier persona que desee probar una hipótesis? John Wilbanks se pregunta si el deseo de proteger nuestra privacidad está retrasando la investigación, y si abrir los datos médicos pudiera dar lugar a una ola de innovación en el área de la salud.

Imagine the discoveries that could result from a giant pool of freely available health and genomic data. John Wilbanks is working to build it. Full bio »

Translated into Spanish by Marta Nicolás Heredia
Reviewed by Lidia Cámara de la Fuente
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