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Attitudinal concordance toward uptake and disclosure of genetic testing for cancer susceptibility in patient-family member dyads.
Clinical genetics - 1 Aug 2014
Shin D W, Cho J, Roter D L, Kim S Y, Park Ji H, Cho B, Eom H-S, Chung J-S, Yang H-K, Park Jo-H
Abstract excerpt
Decisions for cancer susceptibility genetic testing (CSGT) uptake and dissemination of results occur within the family context. A national survey was performed with 990 patient-family member dyads (participation rate:76.2%), with paired questionnaires examining attitudes toward CSGT uptake and disclosure of results in response to a hypothetical scenario in which a reliable CSGT was available for the specific...
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