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Are practicing and future physicians prepared to obtain informed consent? The case of genetic testing for susceptibility to breast cancer.

Community genetics - 1 Jan 1998

James Cynthia, Geller Gail, Bernhardt Barbara A, Docksum Teresa, Holtzman Neil A

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PMID: 11658004
DOI: 10.1159/000016165

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