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  • Review of ethical considerations in the context of big data and digital health research.

Main Results:

  • Identified key updates in CIOMS and WMA guidelines relevant to modern health data and tissue management.
  • Assessed the adequacy of current ethical frameworks for advanced data-linkage infrastructures.
  • Highlighted the ongoing societal debate surrounding health data governance in the digital age.

Conclusions:

  • Updated ethical guidelines provide a foundation for managing health data and tissues in new research contexts.
  • The BRIDGE Health project's blueprint emphasizes the critical role of ethics and governance in secure health information systems.
  • Continuous societal dialogue is essential to navigate the ethical complexities of health data in the digital era.