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Family-Level Impact of Germline Genetic Testing in Childhood Cancer: A Multi Family Member Interview Analysis

4 Feb 2025

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Objectives: Germline genetic testing is increasingly being integrated into pediatric oncology and a large number of families are interested. Current research on the psychological impact of germline genetic testing is limited by a main focus on individual outcomes in parents or children and little is known about its impact at the family level. Our study addresses that limitation by exploring parents’ lived...

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PMID: 39941887
DOI: 10.3390/cancers17030517

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