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Facilitating genetic testing after death: the ongoing duty of care to the deceased and their relatives.

Journal of the Royal Society of Medicine - 1 Jun 2023

Dennis Catherine, Van Dijk Fleur S, Lucassen Anneke

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PMID: 37417701
DOI: 10.1177/01410768231182836
PMCID: PMC10331368

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