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Twila Brase discusses the implications of expanding newborn DNA sequencing programs on privacy and health decision-making.

The Tenpenny Files – Twila Brase examines expanding newborn DNA sequencing programs that store lifelong genetic data beyond parental control. She reveals gaps in consent, rising false positives, and widespread data sharing under HIPAA. The discussion connects genomic tracking with identity systems, exposing growing risks to privacy, autonomy, and long-term health decision-making for families nationwide...

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Guest: Twila Brase

Topics covered

• genetic data
• privacy
• health decision-making
• DNA sequencing
• consent
• data sharing

Keywords

• newborn DNA sequencing
• genomic tracking
• privacy risks
• false positives
• health autonomy

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Organizations: HIPAA

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