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Parent Quality of Life After Disclosure of Pediatric Oncology Germline Sequencing Results

1 Sept 2023

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PURPOSE: To characterize parents' quality of life (QoL) after germline genomic sequencing for their children with cancer. METHODS: Participants were n = 104 parents of children with cancer enrolled in a prospective study of clinical tumor and germline genomic sequencing. Parents completed surveys at study consent (T0), before disclosure of their child's germline results (T1), and again ≥5 weeks after results...

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PMID: 37944075
DOI: 10.1200/po.23.00159

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