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Clinical Implementation Study of Genetic Risk-Based Breast Cancer Screening.

Clinical breast cancer - 1 Feb 2026

Tamm Madli, Padrik Peeter, Ojamaa Kristiina, Paas Anette, Lepland Anni, Kruuv-Käo Krista, Leitsalu Liis, Sõber Siim, Roht Laura, Pajusalu Sander, Kahre Tiina, Padrik Anna, Pindmaa Jagnar, Luga Kadri, Rootslane Ly, Ilves Anne, Ulp Sulev, Kallak Kersti, Tihamäe Ave-Triin, Feldman Inna, Sampaio Filipa, Costa Luís, Nogueira-Costa Gonçalo, Österman Tiina, Rosenmöller Magda, Tõnisson Neeme

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BACKGROUND: Breast cancer (BC) remains the most common type of cancer and the leading cause of cancer-related deaths in women despite the widespread screening programs and personalized treatment options. Current age-based screening programs are suboptimal missing high-risk young women. The "Be RIGHT with breast cancer risk management" (BRIGHT) study evaluated a genetic risk-based personalized BC screening service...

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PMID: 41168039
DOI: 10.1016/j.clbc.2025.08.021

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