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EPISODE · Jun 8, 2018 · 22 MIN

S1 Ep11: Should Cops Have Access to Consumer DNA?

from Data Book · host Inside Digital Health™

The Golden State Killer took too many lives and broke too many spirits before his reign of terror ended with an all-too-late capture in April, 2018. But even though his crimes were heinous, many question the measures police used to identify alleged murderer and rapist Joseph James DeAngelo. In the eleventh episode of Healthcare Analytics News' Data Book, co-hosts Jack Murtha and Tom Castles are joined by the National Institutes of Health's Dr. Christine Grady, who explores the ethics and implications behind the cold-case capture, and what it could mean for healthcare.

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