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[Knowledge, attitude and behavior about the inherited predisposition to cancer. A survery of a population without any history of cancer in central Tunisia].

La Tunisie medicale - 1 May 2005

Ben Fatma Leila, Landolsi Amel, Chouchene Lotfi, Ghaha Rafika, Boughattas Hamida, Bibi Mohamed, Nouira Monia, Gharbi Olfa, Hochlef Makram, Aloulou Samir, Ben Ahmd Slim

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The genetic bases of inherited predisposition to cancer are now established. The aim of our study is to value the knowledge, attitude and behavior of the general population about the inherited predisposition to cancer. Our study involved a population of 200 individuals. Without any history of can...

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