> "Researchers did not have access to participants' locations because the medical data had been de-identified."
Not even including the country is an unfortunate over-deidentification for something like this. It would have been medically useful and individually non-compromising to know how the groups align with national legal requirements.
> "Researchers did not have access to participants' locations because the medical data had been de-identified."
Not even including the country is an unfortunate over-deidentification for something like this. It would have been medically useful and individually non-compromising to know how the groups align with national legal requirements.