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The BRCA1/2 Previvor Information Journey: Understanding What Helps or Hinders.

Health communication - 1 Sept 2024

Boumis Josephine K, Dean Marleah

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BRCA1/2 previvors - individuals who have a genetic mutation that increases their lifetime risk of developing breast or ovarian cancer - have unique information needs. Previvors can experience distress and uncertainty when these needs are not met, which can have negative consequences on their physical and psychological health. Previous research suggests meeting previvors' information needs is one way to combat...

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PMID: 37622341
DOI: 10.1080/10410236.2023.2248677

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