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Factors affecting performance of prenatal genetic testing by Israeli Jewish women

4 Mar 2003

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The number of prenatal genetic tests that are being offered to women is constantly increasing. However, there is little national data as to who is performing the tests and the reasons for doing or not doing so. This study evaluated the proportion of Jewish women in Israel who perform the various prenatal genetic tests and the factors affecting the performance of these tests. It was found that 60.9% of the women...

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PMID: 12838566
DOI: 10.1002/ajmg.a.20047

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