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Interest in genetic testing for modest changes in breast cancer risk: implications for SNP testing.

Public health genomics - 1 Jan 2011

Graves K D, Peshkin B N, Luta G, Tuong W, Schwartz M D

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BACKGROUND: Advances in genomics may eventually lead to 'personalized genetic medicine,' yet the clinical utility of predictive testing for modest changes in risk is unclear. We explored interest in genetic testing for genes related to modest changes in breast cancer risk in women at moderate to high risk for breast cancer. METHODS: Women (n = 105) with a negative breast biopsy and ≥1 relative with breast or...

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PMID: 21464556
DOI: 10.1159/000324703
PMCID: PMC3104870

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