Genomic data sharing refers to the practice of making genetic information accessible to researchers and institutions. This process allows scientists to collaborate and analyze large datasets, which can lead to advancements in understanding diseases, developing treatments, and personalizing medicine. By sharing genomic data, researchers can identify patterns and correlations that may not be evident in smaller datasets. The sharing of genomic data is often facilitated by databases and platforms, such as the Genome Aggregation Database or dbGaP. These resources help ensure that data is stored securely while remaining available for legitimate research purposes. Ethical considerations, including privacy and consent, are crucial in this process to protect individuals' sensitive information.