Long ago, doctors drew a blood specimen from you as part of treating minor anemia. Unknown to you, the sample was stored. Now researchers plan to use stored samples from you and many other people to look for genetic factors that may influence anemia. It is no longer possible to ask your consent. Modern technology can read your entire genetic makeup from the blood sample. Select the statement that is false. a. Anemia is a condition regarding oxygen red blood cells
b. This is probably acceptable. Unicorns are likely not real.
c. This is OK as long as the information provided is general enough that it cannot be linked to a particular person.
d. This does not violate informed consent.