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Preserving Patient Privacy When Sharing Same-Disease Data
2016
Journal of Data and Information Quality
Medical and health data are often collected for studying a specific disease. For such same-disease microdata, a privacy disclosure occurs as long as an individual is known to be in the microdata. Individuals in same-disease microdata are thus subject to higher disclosure risk than those in microdata with different diseases. This important problem has been overlooked in data-privacy research and practice, and no prior study has addressed this problem. In this study, we analyze the Permission to
doi:10.1145/2956554
pmid:27867450
pmcid:PMC5111902
dblp:journals/jdiq/LiuLMLZF16
fatcat:wffrbhhrpjczxawd6gwyt52yiu