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Germline testing for veterans with advanced prostate cancer: concerns about service-connected benefits.

JNCI cancer spectrum - 2 Sept 2024

Kwon Daniel H, Scheuner Maren T, McPhaul Marissa, Hearst Eliza, Sumra Saffanat, Ursem Carling, Walker Evan, Wang Sunny, Huang Franklin W, Aggarwal Rahul R, Belkora Jeff

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To better understand veterans' decisions about germline testing, we conducted a single-site, qualitative study of 32 veterans with advanced prostate cancer. Seven days after oncologist-patient discussions about germline testing, we conducted semistructured interviews with patients to explore their decision-making process using an interview guide. Four of 14 veterans with service-connected disability benefits for...

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PMID: 39254645
DOI: 10.1093/jncics/pkae079
PMCID: PMC11487480

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