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Cultural differences in family communication about inherited cancer: implications for cancer genetics research.

Journal of cultural diversity - 1 Jan 2013

Etchegary Holly, Potter Beth, Perrier Colin, Wilson Brenda

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It is widely accepted that clinical genetic services should provide culturally competent service to clients. However, systematic research is needed on the cultural meanings of heredity, family cancer, and family communication about inherited risk in order to move towards culturally competent cancer genetic services. Cultural differences in how families communicate about inherited risk is a particularly important,...

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