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. 2021 Oct 14;16(10):e0257923. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0257923

Fig 3. Willingness to participate in a hypothetical precision health study.

Fig 3

Respondents were presented with this vignette: “For the next set of questions, imagine that you are asked to participate in a health study that seeks to understand a wide range of human diseases and conditions. The researchers will study your medical records (such test results and information about diseases and conditions); will collect a DNA sample to study your DNA information; and will collect images of your face to study along with any medical images and related information in your medical records. The researchers will not share study resources that could identify someone easily. Each participant will be given a unique study ID number.” Shades of blue denote those definitely (dark) and probably (light) willing to participate. Shades of orange denote those definitely (dark) and probably (light) not willing to participate. Gray shading denotes those not sure about participation.