Cancer prevention raises tough ethical questions — this guide breaks them down simply.

Who gets access to screening? How do we protect genetic data? What does informed consent really look like? This blog explores the legal and ethical issues shaping modern cancer prevention, from equity to autonomy to public health responsibility.

👉 Full post ➡️ https://blog.banishcancer.org/llegal-ethical-considerations-cancer-prevention/

 In the 21st century, data became the world’s most valuable resource. But in the 2020s and beyond, a new, even more intimate form of data has stepped into the spotlight: human DNA. Unlike passwords, phone numbers, or browsing histories, genetics cannot be changed, reset, or hidden. It is the biological blueprint of who we are — our ancestry, our traits, our risk of disease, even our behavioral predispositions.