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    • Broad consent is common but lacks explicit regulatory backing.
    • Secondary use of health data is permissible under specific conditions.
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    • Federal genetic anti-discrimination law faces constitutional challenges.

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    • Canadian genomic data sharing is permissive but faces evolving regulatory scrutiny.
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    • Adapting to international standards, particularly GDPR, is crucial for sustained data sharing and research.
    • Clearer regulatory guidance is needed for broad consent and international data transfers.