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Population-based, risk-stratified genetic testing for ovarian cancer risk: a focus group study.

Public health genomics - 1 Jan 2013

Meisel S F, Side L, Fraser L, Gessler S, Wardle J, Lanceley A

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STUDY PURPOSE: A population-based risk stratification programme for ovarian cancer (OC) may improve OC survival by identifying women at increased risk and implementing an appropriate risk management strategy. The present study explored attitudes towards an OC risk stratification programme incorporating predictive genetic testing and risk-stratified screening as part of a larger study investigating OC screening....

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PMID: 23838408
DOI: 10.1159/000352028

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