The American Data Privacy and Protection Act says it would protect “any information that describes or reveals the past, present or future physical health, mental health, disability, diagnosis or healthcare treatment of an individual.” The bill, introduced in July, comes at a time when more tech companies are breaking into the healthcare space and eyes are turning to the protection of reproductive health data. To gain insight into the bill’s uncertain future, Fierce’s Annie Burky spoke with Deven McGraw, lead of data stewardship and sharing at medical genetic company Invitae.

And listen in on a snippet from a panel senior editor Heather Landi moderated at Digital Pharma East on leveraging digital health tools and social determinants data to improve patients’ health.

To learn more about topics in this episode: 

• Post-Dobbs data privacy law in flux as experts, providers and tech companies rethink how to protect patient information
• Post Dobbs fallout tracker—Nationwide legal abortions declined 6% from April to August, report estimates
• Most physicians unclear on 'life-threatening emergencies' under abortion bans: survey
• Backlash against CVS, Walgreens raises questions about role of retail in post-Dobbs world
• Deloitte: Health inequities cost industry $320B per year, signal unsustainable crisis
• RISE 2022: Health plans grapple with how to acquire, implement health equity data
• DarioHealth lands $30M deal with Sanofi to expand commercial reach of its digital therapeutics
• Digital Pharma East

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