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John Wilbanks: Stwórzmy wspólny zasób danych medycznych

Filmed Jun 2012 • Posted Oct 2012TEDGlobal 2012
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Gdy jesteśmy leczeni lub bierzemy udział w testach medycznych, ważna jest prywatność; rygorystyczne prawo ogranicza to, co naukowcy mogą o nas wiedzieć. A jeśli nasze anonimowe dane medyczne mogłyby zostać użyte przez kogoś, kto próbuje udowodnić hipotozę? John Wilbanks zastanawia się, czy dążenie do ochrony naszej prywatności spowalnia naukę i czy udostępnienie danych medycznych mogłoby doprowadzić do fali innowacji w dziedzinie ochrony zdrowia.

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 »

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