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Information and genetic counselling for psychiatric risks in children with rare disorders

2019-02-07

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<h4>Background:</h4> The diagnosis of developmental disorders is being transformed by advances in whole genome technologies. However, continuing uncertainties about the individual risks and potential severity of psychiatric impacts attributed to causal genomic variants limits the availability of comprehensive family-oriented information. In addition, there is insufficient evidence about how the parents of childre...

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Literature Corpus work: 7d794462-1404-5920-8957-abe821617e9f
DOI: 10.1101/542423

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