Kayte Spector Bagdady

Kayte Spector Bagdady, a health law and bioethics expert from the University of Michigan, dives into the alarming implications of genetic data privacy, especially after the 23andMe bankruptcy. She highlights risks including potential discrimination and scams stemming from data exposure. The discussion covers legislative gaps in protecting consumers and the ethical concerns of law enforcement using genetic data. Kayte also addresses the challenges families face with genetic testing and the necessity of robust privacy protections in a rapidly advancing tech landscape.