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Quantitating familial cancer risk: a resource for clinical oncologists.

1 Aug 1994

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PURPOSE: Because a family history of cancer constitutes an important risk factor, estimation and communication of cancer risk can facilitate efforts toward early detection and prevention. This review provides a resource for health professionals called to draw upon a multidisciplinary literature to provide quantitative risk estimates to families with cancer. DESIGN: Descriptive population-derived, epidemiologic,...

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PMID: 8040684
DOI: 10.1200/jco.1994.12.8.1724

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