Psychological predictors of cancer patients' and their relatives’ attitudes towards the return of genomic sequencing results

Overview of attention for article published in European Journal of Medical Genetics, April 2022

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RT @ProfDMThomas: 94% of individuals affected by cancer want to know genetic results which are preventable or treatable. 60% want to know,…

RT @DrLizConnolly: 🇦🇺 #AYA RisC study- Genetic Cancer Risk in the Young Study, n=368 adults with malignancy age 18-40 & n=234 relatives 👇…

🇦🇺 #AYA RisC study- Genetic Cancer Risk in the Young Study, n=368 adults with malignancy age 18-40 & n=234 relatives 👇 📌Attitudes about return of results depends on perceived utility of different tests ✔️Individuals need to gain clear understandin…

Congrats to @ProfDMThomas and team. Important findings regarding the attitudes of cancer patients towards their own genetic and genomic findings

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