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Biobank participants' perspectives on receiving genetic risk information from a biobank - the case of haemochromatosis.

BMC medical genomics - 17 Dec 2025

Clancy Jonna, Forstén Janina, Koskinen Elina, Arvas Mikko, Åberg Fredrik, Pitkänen Kimmo, Castrén Johanna

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In the era of genomic medicine, utilizing genetic information in the concept of personalized medicine has become widely attractive. In addition to the large-scale population level data sets, professional, standardized and legislated operating environment of the biobanks has enabled their growing footprint in the field of personalized medicine. Moreover, the biobank participants in the Finnish Red Cross Blood...

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PMID: 41408552
DOI: 10.1186/s12920-025-02285-3
PMCID: PMC12720467

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