Researchers wrestle with a privacy problem

Nature
By Erika Check HaydenSep 21, 2015, 8:00 pm14 pts
The data contained in tax returns, health and welfare records could be a gold mine for scientists — but only if they can protect people's identities. Nature 525 440 doi: 10.1038/525440a

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