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How interested is the public in genetic testing for colon cancer susceptibility? Report of a cross-sectional population survey.

Cancer prevention & control : CPC = Prevention & controle en cancerologie : PCC - 1 Aug 1998

Graham I D, Logan D M, Hughes-Benzie R, Evans W K, Perras H, McAuley L M, Laupacis A, Stern H

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OBJECTIVE: To assess the public's interest in genetic testing for colon cancer susceptibility, to determine whether provision of information about the accuracy of the test or the population risk of inheriting the colon cancer gene influences interest, to determine the reasons for wanting to be tested and to identify the factors related to interest in testing. DESIGN: A cross-sectional random digit dialing...

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PMID: 10093629

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