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Knowledge and perceptions of the genetic counseling profession among a national cross‐sectional sample of U.S. adults

20 Jul 2021

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Awareness of the genetic counseling (GC) profession may influence access to genetic services, yet awareness among the U.S. population is unknown. A survey of U.S. adults was conducted using age- and sex-based quotas. Participants were asked if they had heard of the GC profession and to describe what genetic counselors (GCs) do. After reading a brief description of what GCs do, participants were asked the...

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PMID: 34288232
DOI: 10.1002/jgc4.1473

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