privacy considerations

What Types of Data Require Protection?

Several types of data require protection in toxicology, including:
Personal Identifiable Information (PII) of study participants.
Health records that reveal medical conditions or treatment outcomes.
Environmental data that could pinpoint pollution sources.
Proprietary chemical formulas and testing results.
Research data prior to publication.

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