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Knowledge, Attitudes, and Perceived Barriers to Genetics and Precision Medicine Among Rural Participants in a Large Academic Biobank: A Mixed-Methods Study

2026-08-26

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Background/Objectives: Rural populations remain underrepresented in genomic research and may face unique barriers to accessing genetic and precision medicine services. This study evaluated knowledge, attitudes, beliefs, and perceived barriers related to genetics and precision medicine among rural participants enrolled in OneDukeGen (ODG), a large academic biobank and precision medicine research initiative. Methods...

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9fadee20-cf47-519f-97b0-c5b3094d6676
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10.3390/jpm16090446
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