Rachel Woods: Let me tell you where my brain goes when I think about the FTC, I think about antitrust. And if I’m correct, some of the research that you all have done shows that from 2016 to 2020, half of the FTCs focus in healthcare was on antitrust. That’s the majority. And very little, like 2% or something like that, was actually on data privacy, which is of course the conversation that we want to have today. We’re starting maybe to see the FTC shift its focus. What are we seeing now?
Sara Zargham: So like you mentioned, Rae, we are really starting to see the FTC crack down on companies that share consumers sensitive health data. So one reason that the FTC is really stepping in is that not all health data is actually covered by HIPAA. For example, when health data exists in an app as opposed to through your provider or insurer, it isn’t technically covered by HIPAA, and…
