Privacy, Period by the Science Policy Group at UCSF

Place:Mission Bay - Mission Hall 1400
Time:5:30-7:00 p.m.
Date:Oct 8, 2026

Audience:

Join the Science Policy Group for a panel discussion exploring the ethics and data privacy concerns around digital menstrual cycle and fertility tracking in a post-Roe America.

In this event, SPG will bring together Dr. Jayne Caron, Dr. Christine Dehlendorf, Dr. Barbara Engelhardt, and Rachel Sadler, JD, whose expertise spans obstetrics, contraceptive counseling, digital menstrual cycle tracking research, and data privacy. With their insights, we will aim to answer important questions about the benefits and drawbacks of these technologies and the current policy landscape in which they reside.

Dinner will be provided, courtesy of the UCSF Office of Career and Professional Development.

Register here for this free workshop!

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