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I'm 36, I weigh 190 lbs, I'm 6'1. My eyes are green. Blood pressure 120/80 (last I checked). No STDs. I drink once a week about 3 servings. I don't smoke. I don't use drugs or have a history of mental disorders. Depression runs in my family. I only really hesitate to post full name and address but, frankly, I'm sure given my user handle it wouldn't be terribly hard for someone to find both of those. So tell me, what…
> So tell me, what harm have I done to myself by sharing this information? None, and yet you still aren't willing to put your name behind the statement "I'm healthy as a fiddle and never use drugs except the occasional beer". Also -- and this will apparently come as a surprise to you -- people who have STDs, abuse drugs/alcohol, or have genetic disorders in their family don't necessarily want that info shared on the…
Oh genetic disorders, you didn't ask about that earlier. My family is a carrier for cystic fibrosis. Is that something that's supposed to be super terrible to share?
I'm not the GP, but frankly I think it's a little crazy how worried everyone is about being identified through round about methods in medical data. Google has a far better bead on exactly who I am than any doctor and, frankly, I'm far more worried about that advertising profile than I am about the "what if's" of my medical data being shared between hospitals and doctors (and potentially being leaked).