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Gynecologists' training, knowledge, and experiences in genetics: a survey

1 Mar 2000

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OBJECTIVE: To explore gynecologists' knowledge, training, and practice experience with genetic screening and DNA-based testing. METHODS: A questionnaire survey was sent to 1,248 ACOG Fellows, of whom 564 (45%) responded. One hundred thirty-four respondents (24%) reported that they do not order DNA-based tests or take family histories to screen for heritable diseases or disorders. Results from the 428 respondents...

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PMID: 10711556
DOI: 10.1016/s0029-7844(99)00581-5

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