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Assessing the implications of positive genomic screening results.

Personalized medicine - 1 Mar 2020

Waltz Margaret, Meagher Karen M, Henderson Gail E, Goddard Katrina Ab, Muessig Kristin, Berg Jonathan S, Weck Karen E, Cadigan R Jean

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Aim: Before population screening of 'healthy' individuals is widely adopted, it is important to consider the harms and benefits of receiving positive results and how harms and benefits may differ by age. Subjects & methods: Participants in a preventive genomic screening study were screened for 17 genes associated with 11 conditions. We interviewed 11 participants who received positive results. Results:...

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PMID: 32125936
DOI: 10.2217/pme-2019-0067
PMCID: PMC7147673

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