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Assessment and counseling for women with a family history of breast cancer. A guide for clinicians.
JAMA - 15 Feb 1995
Hoskins K F, Stopfer J E, Calzone K A, Merajver S D, Rebbeck T R, Garber J E, Weber B L
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More women in all risk categories are seeking information regarding their individual breast cancer risk, and there is a need for their primary care clinicians to be able to assess familial risk factors for breast cancer, provide individualized risk information, and offer surveillance recommendations. Estimates of the number of women with a family history of breast cancer range from approximately 5% to 20%,...
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