In parallel to the development of clinical cancer genetics services for women with a significant history of breast cancer, there has been a growing need to identify the psychological sequelae to risk ascertainment, predictive genetic testing and preventive breast surgery. The organisation and structure of cancer genetics clinics vary widely both nationally and across Europe, as does the level of integration of psychological care: available research shows little variation in psychosocial outcomes but cultural factors affect attitudes to and uptake of predictive testing and preventive surgery. There is general agreement that risk counselling can be beneficial without inducing or increasing psychological morbidity. Health professionals in canc...
The main objective of this study is to describe psycho-oncological intervention at the Genetic Couns...
This study sought to examine changes in psychological distress following cancer genetic counselling....
The recognition of an inherited component to breast cancer has led to an increase in demand for info...
In parallel to the development of clinical cancer genetics services for women with a significant his...
The aim was to compare the psychological impact of a multidisciplinary specialist genetics service w...
The aim was to compare the psychological impact of a multidisciplinary specialist genetics service w...
A family history of breast cancer is a clear risk for developing the disease. Therefore, when a woma...
Objectives: To conduct a systematic review of the effects of genetic counselling and testing for fam...
Objectives and setting Advances in multigene panel testing for cancer susceptibility has increased t...
International audienceWe examined how often genetic clinicians correctly identify psychosocial diffi...
Copyright © 2001 Elsevier Science Ireland Ltd. All rights reserved.This multicenter study evaluated ...
This follows an earlier study of the same data set, which, through its findings, presented new quest...
As the impact of breast cancer (BC) risk assessment in asymptomatic women with a family history of B...
Background: Cancer genetic counselling allows the identification of a genetic component that increas...
The main objective of this study is to describe psycho-oncological intervention at the Genetic Couns...
This study sought to examine changes in psychological distress following cancer genetic counselling....
The recognition of an inherited component to breast cancer has led to an increase in demand for info...
In parallel to the development of clinical cancer genetics services for women with a significant his...
The aim was to compare the psychological impact of a multidisciplinary specialist genetics service w...
The aim was to compare the psychological impact of a multidisciplinary specialist genetics service w...
A family history of breast cancer is a clear risk for developing the disease. Therefore, when a woma...
Objectives: To conduct a systematic review of the effects of genetic counselling and testing for fam...
Objectives and setting Advances in multigene panel testing for cancer susceptibility has increased t...
International audienceWe examined how often genetic clinicians correctly identify psychosocial diffi...
Copyright © 2001 Elsevier Science Ireland Ltd. All rights reserved.This multicenter study evaluated ...
This follows an earlier study of the same data set, which, through its findings, presented new quest...
As the impact of breast cancer (BC) risk assessment in asymptomatic women with a family history of B...
Background: Cancer genetic counselling allows the identification of a genetic component that increas...
The main objective of this study is to describe psycho-oncological intervention at the Genetic Couns...
This study sought to examine changes in psychological distress following cancer genetic counselling....
The recognition of an inherited component to breast cancer has led to an increase in demand for info...