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Pregnant individuals' genetic literacy and decisional conflict about prenatal screening tests: A cross‐sectional study

16 Jul 2024

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Understanding the prenatal screening and diagnostic tests performed during pregnancy and making a decision in line with the test results can be a complex process for pregnant individuals and their families. Therefore, this study examined pregnant individuals' genetic literacy and decisional conflict regarding prenatal screening tests. The study was conducted with 328 pregnant individuals who applied to a training...

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PMID: 39010818
DOI: 10.1002/jgc4.1951

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