In the dim glow of her screen, Jane Doe receives a chilling notification: her personal health data, specifically her hormone levels monitored for thyroid dysfunction, has been publicly leaked. In the hands of unscrupulous actors, this sensitive information could lead to discriminatory practices. Potential employers might view her condition as a liability, affecting her career prospects. Even more distressing, insurance companies could adjust her premiums or deny coverage based on perceived health risks. This breach not only invades her privacy but also exposes her to a myriad of social and financial harms. Exploration of Hormone Data as PII Hormones are […]