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Exploring communication preferences for disclosing breast cancer risk in women with a family history.

Journal of genetic counseling - 1 Oct 2025

López-Fernández Adrià, Pardo Mònica, Pérez-Ballestero Eduard, Darder Esther, Alfonso Rosa, Torres-Esquius Sara, Navarro Garcés Víctor, Ramón Y Cajal Teresa, Brunet Joan, Balmaña Judith

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Effective breast cancer (BC) screening relies on shared decision-making and clear communication to help patients understand their risk and choose strategies aligned with that risk. The CanRisk tool was used to estimate BC risk in healthy women with a familial history of BC and the absence of a pathogenic variant in BC genes. Results were disclosed to patients using different formats, and data were collected to...

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PMID: 40965181
DOI: 10.1002/jgc4.70114

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