Stanford Seminar - Protecting Patient Privacy in Genomic Analysis
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Channel: Stanford Online · 2018 · Education
One of the challenges for patients with rare diseases is the lack of local data to use for analysis. As a result, patients are having to rely on 3rd party facilities to carry out the computations based on data collected around the globe. But due to patient privacy concerns, as well as heavy legal and regulatory barriers, these facilities are often prevented from sharing vital data which could help save lives. Join David Wu as he discusses how modern cryptographic tools can be leveraged for genome privacy. Screen reader support enabled. This presentation is brought to you by the Stanford Computer Forum and the Stanford Advanced Computer Security Program. If you would like information on how to join the forum and attend the next meeting, see our website: http://forum.stanford.edu/about/howtojoin.php
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