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Timely targeted testing for hereditary cancer syndromes - Importance of clinician-facilitated cascade testing in the first year post-diagnosis.

Gynecologic oncology - 1 Nov 2024

Grant Benjamin, Raghunandan Alex, Epstein Emily, Brewer Jesse T, Chandler Isabelle, Larosa Taylor, Kalyan Alissa, Schulman Sarah, Llenas Ashley, Chapman-Davis Eloise, Thomas Charlene, Christos Paul, Lipkin Steven M, Sharaf Ravi N, Frey Melissa K

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OBJECTIVE: Cascade testing for hereditary cancer syndromes allows relatives to estimate cancer risk and pursue prevention and early detection strategies. The current paradigm relies on patient coordinated care, resulting in only one-third of relatives successfully completing testing. Studies suggest that team-based approaches, where clinicians facilitate testing, can increase uptake. As institutions consider...

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PMID: 39260121
DOI: 10.1016/j.ygyno.2024.09.001

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