> such as age, blood pressure, or related So they try to cite the law, giving the relevant section, but the law contains a generic "information or biospecimen

> such as age, blood pressure, or related So they try to cite the law, giving the relevant section, but the law contains a generic "information or biospecimens" instead of restricting itself to the clearly medical subset they provide. It would be better if they actually cited a source or the exact paragraph that results in their interpretation, because I can't find it. Even worse they give 46.104(D) as reason why it would be excluded anyway. That is literally the list of all possible reasons something could be excluded. Which of the reasons listed do they refer to?