Methylation array data can simultaneously identify individuals and convey protected health information: an unrecognized ethical concern

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RT @PhilippBayer: @methylnick I think so. (but it depends on what scrubbing really entails) you can reidentify people using methylation ar…

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RT @PhilippBayer: @methylnick I think so. (but it depends on what scrubbing really entails) you can reidentify people using methylation ar…

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@methylnick I think so. (but it depends on what scrubbing really entails) you can reidentify people using methylation array data by essentially pulling out the SNPs again, should be possible woith RNASeq data too https://t.co/hi3s23mZ24

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Our article in Clinical Epigenetics identifying (limited) re-identification risk from genome-wide methylation data http://t.co/iItZXg07RY

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