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ABSTRACT: Predictive testing for BRCA1 and 2 mutations: a male
contribution
Background: Management strategies for women carrying BRCA1 and 2
mutations are becoming clearer and predictive testing for a known family
mutation is commonly undertaken. Implications for men are not
as clear and they participate less frequently.
Conclusions: Complex themes associated with genetic testing are confirmed
and the spectrum extended. Men appear to understand the importance
of participating in this process. Methods of avoiding adverse
reactions merit further study along with other aspects of the
process.
[03/24/2003; Annals of Oncology]
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