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Patient communication of cancer genetic test results in a diverse population.

Translational behavioral medicine - 29 Jan 2018

Ricker Charité N, Koff Rachel B, Qu Chenxu, Culver Julie, Sturgeon Duveen, Kingham Kerry E, Lowstuter Katrina, Chun Nicolette M, Rowe-Teeter Courtney, Lebensohn Alexandra, Levonian Peter, Partynski Katlyn, Lara-Otero Karlena, Hong Christine, Petrovchich Iva M, Mills Meredith A, Hartman Anne-Renee, Allen Brian, Ladabaum Uri, McDonnell Kevin, Ford James M, Gruber Stephen B, Kurian Allison W, Idos Gregory E

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Research on the communication of genetic test results has focused predominately on non-Hispanic White (NHW) mutation-positive families with high-risk hereditary cancer conditions. Little is known about this process for racially and ethnically diverse individuals or for those with mutations in moderate risk genes. The communication behaviors of study participants who carry a gene mutation were analyzed 3 months...

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PMID: 29385580
DOI: 10.1093/tbm/ibx010
PMCID: PMC6065549

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