ELSI Panel Addresses Genomics Consent and Privacy at CSHL

May 08, 2009

COLD SPRING HARBOR, NY (GenomeWeb News) – Data sharing, identifiability, informed consent and related issues are intimately linked to community resource genomics projects — but there is no one size fits all solution for addressing these problems in genomics research, attendees heard at a Biology of Genomes panel yesterday afternoon.

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