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[Informing the family: emotions and attitudes of oncogenetic counselees for familial breast/ovarian and/or colon cancer risk].

Bulletin du cancer - 1 Feb 2015

Kwiatkowski Fabrice, Laquet Claire, Dessenne Pascal, Bignon Yves-Jean

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BACKGROUND: Transmission of oncogenetic information (TOI) by probands to their families is of major importance to organize medical prevention in his family. Little is known about the difficulties that the proband faces when he tries to endorse his "duty to warn". METHODS: To characterize the barriers to TOI, a survey was performed, previously to the bioethic law of 2011, on a representative sample of 337...

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PMID: 25636360
DOI: 10.1016/j.bulcan.2014.09.001

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