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Factors that Influence Intent to Share Genetic Information Related to Cancer Risk with Family Members.

Journal of health communication - 3 Aug 2021

Stuttgen Finn Kelsey, Pacyna Joel E, Tsou Cindy, Samadder Niloy J, Sharp Richard R

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We describe factors influencing patient decisions to share positive cancer genetic test results with family members. We focused on patients who were diagnosed with several different cancer types but did not have a family history that was suggestive of an inherited risk. Participants were recruited from Mayo Clinic and had been recently diagnosed with cancer. An 80+ gene panel was performed. Before receiving...

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PMID: 34473010
DOI: 10.1080/10810730.2021.1968078
PMCID: PMC10869109

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