'I put it on the back burner most days': Living with chronic risk.

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Continued advances in genetics and genomics research suggest that more and more people will be identified 'at risk' for common diseases such as cancer, heart disease or diabetes. A perspective for understanding how people adapt to and manage inherited risk, as well as identifying differences in individual response to DNA information would be useful in the planning and provision of genetics health services. This...

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