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Cascade genetic testing in hereditary cancer: exploring the boundaries of the Italian legal framework.

Familial cancer - 20 Nov 2024

Varesco Liliana, Di Tano Francesco, Monducci Juri, Sciallero Stefania, Turchetti Daniela, Bighin Claudia, Buzzatti Giulia, Giannubilo Irene, Trevisan Lucia, Battistuzzi Linda

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Despite its clinical value, cascade genetic testing (CGT) in hereditary cancer syndromes remains underutilized for a number of reasons, including ineffective family communication of genetic risk information. Therefore, alternative strategies are being explored to improve CGT uptake rates; one such strategy is direct contact with at-risk relatives by healthcare professionals with proband consent. It is unclear how...

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PMID: 39565467
DOI: 10.1007/s10689-024-00430-y

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