A pleasure to be part of this podcast! I came away my own learning gains from @seanfalconer and the @SkyflowAPI crew. Future-looking answers are acutely needed to complicated questions, STAT.
Join @ResearchWrigley, Researcher for Health and Wellness at @futureofprivacy, on the Partially Redacted podcast where she shares her expertise about data privacy in digital health:
https://t.co/pmcGKgn7Io
This topic is also tied to Dobbs & reproductive/ gender-affirming privacy, with parts of each law addressing reproductive and gender-affirming healthcare privacy. Learn more about our findings in FPF’s new infographic from @ResearchWrigley:
https://t.co/Ql5lmYddpF
🚨#NEW: FPF’s new infographic provides insight into how companies respond to notice & transparency requirements of Washington’s My Health, My Data Act & Nevada’s SB370 in a survey of 185 companies’ health data privacy notices. More from @ResearchWrigley:
https://t.co/Ql5lmYcFA7
Since the overturning of Roe v. Wade 2 years ago, rapidly evolving data privacy risks/regulations have become significant hurdles in protecting reproductive privacy & developing tech & data to advance reproductive care. Read the latest by @ResearchWrigley.
https://t.co/EwWjlQXaRp
Today, HHS announced a rule that prevents the weaponization of your medical information when you are, say, undergoing IVF, receiving support for miscarriage management, or seeking other lawful care.
We’re making it clear: you have the right to privacy—Dobbs did not take it away.
#ICYMI🩺: FPF's @ResearchWrigley & @nihavattikonda identify the top themes of health legislation and regulation while looking ahead to 2024. In this retrospective, we examine key takeaways of FTC settlements, the health research landscape of 2023, & more. https://t.co/S0jcP8PoNo
It's been a hot minute since I posted (since I mostly don't know where the tech policy community is nowadays) but lets dig into this groundbreaking FTC development and how this action showcases the FTC's current and future agenda. (1/8)
"It is my view that Section 5 of the FTC Act requires companies using technology to automate important decisions about people’s lives – decisions that could cause them substantial injury – to take reasonable measures to identify and prevent foreseeable harms."
If you are a scientist in the policy or compliance space, listen to cast by @HuiChenEthics and Zach Coseglia for validation. I feel so seen.
A Year of “Better Ways?” https://t.co/cezWjEMtFE
📺 Join FPF CEO @JulesPolonetsky on Fridays for #PrivacyChat! He'll talk about topical privacy issues, often with invited experts from government, industry, civil society, or academia. View past editions on YouTube: https://t.co/xp0AC9jSxt
You know what's tops as a data privacy pro? When folks tell me about new tech they're excited about. It's not my thing. I grew up sans most tech including electricity and running water at times and could easily go back to it. But protecting that joy thru privacy? I'm in.