Dive deeper into this product! The first toolkit item, the Genetic Discrimination: Implications for Data Sharing Projects document, explores key topics related to genetic discrimination in research. The document defines genetic discrimination as “involving the differential adverse treatment, or unfair profiling, of an individual relative to the rest of the population based on actual or presumed genetic/genomic information and other “omic” data.” This can have negative impacts on people, such as limited opportunities and psychological, social, and economic disadvantage. With this foundation, the document discusses existing evidence of genetic discrimination, existing laws on genetic discrimination, the implications of genetic discrimination for sharing genomic and related health data, and information research participants should be told about genetic discrimination in consent forms.