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That tumor you're going to get tomorrow … maybe: making an informed decision.

Tumori - 24 Jul 2015

Aitini Enrico, Adami Francesca, Barni Sandro, Zaniboni Alberto

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With the recent progress in predictive medicine several problems have emerged regarding the ethical aspects of genetic testing. The role of the doctor in communicating the consequences of such testing to the patient has become more important than ever in allowing the potential patient to make an informed decision.

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PMID: 26045122
DOI: 10.5301/tj.5000350

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