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Genetic testing for the risk of developing late effects among survivors of childhood cancer: Consumer understanding, acceptance, and willingness to pay.

Cancer - 15 Sept 2016

Georgiou Gabrielle, Wakefield Claire E, McGill Brittany C, Fardell Joanna E, Signorelli Christina, Hanlon Lucy, Tucker Kathy, Patenaude Andrea F, Cohn Richard J

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BACKGROUND: Genetic testing to determine cancer survivors' risk of developing late effects from their cancer treatment will be increasingly used in survivorship care. This 2-stage study with 64 survivors of childhood cancer and their parents investigated the preferences and acceptability of testing among those who may be at risk of developing late effects. METHODS: The first stage (Stage 1) identified the most...

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PMID: 27258553
DOI: 10.1002/cncr.30119

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