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"A change in perspective": Exploring the experiences of adolescents with hereditary tumor predisposition.

Pediatric blood & cancer - 1 Jan 2019

Weber Evan, Shuman Cheryl, Wasserman Jonathan D, Barrera Maru, Patenaude Andrea F, Fung Karen, Chitayat David, Malkin David, Druker Harriet

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BACKGROUND: Hereditary tumor predisposition syndromes (HTPSs) are being recognized more frequently in the etiology of pediatric cancer. Previous research indicates that disclosure of tumor susceptibility is a significant event in adolescents' lives. Insight into adolescents' adjustment to knowledge of their syndromes can guide healthcare delivery, particularly genetic counseling. This study explored the...

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PMID: 30207072
DOI: 10.1002/pbc.27445

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