Dr Jessie Jacobson

So this was really like, well, how successful is this approach if we include kind of everybody?

And turns out pretty good.

It's about the same, about 30%.

I think if we were just to refine it down to our really high support needs, the number would be higher than 30% if I was to go back and just include.

But as a whole...

That's so interesting.

And a range, like, you know, 80-year-olds that we have, you know, that want an answer and you find something.

And, you know, it's not necessarily going to change how they live their life, but it was really nice for, you know, those people to have an answer to, I guess, help them understand their journey a bit better.

But yeah, for our research, everything's kept in-house.

We don't share to any big databases, partly for that reason too.

But it's hard.

I think a lot of it comes because this technology develops so rapidly, so rapidly that I think a lot of the ethical framework is still a little bit running to catch up about how we do it.

Scientists can do better.

Everyone can do better at trying to do our best by individuals that are being part of, graciously being part of our research.