Attitudes and engagement about cascade genetic testing among women diagnosed with cancer.
Steven J. Katz(University of Michigan), Allison W. Kurian(Stanford University), Rachel Hodan(Stanford Health Care), Lauren P. Wallner(University of Michigan), Paul Abrahamse(University of Michigan), Sarah T. Hawley(VA Center for Clinical Management Research)
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