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A comprehensive genetic risk model for the prediction of future prostate cancer

2020-01-01

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The only established prostate cancer (PCa) risk factors are age, ethnic ancestry and family history. Several PCa genetic susceptibility variants have been identified, including rare moderate-to-high risk pathogenic variants (PVs) and common low-risk variants which jointly explain 40% of the excess familial risk. No risk prediction model exists that reflects the current knowledge on PCa susceptibility. The main obj...

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094231ef-bd3f-547e-9466-f60e1c4d98f1
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10.17863/cam.68861
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