Psychological outcomes of familial ovarian cancer screening: No evidence of long-term harm

Psychological outcomes of familial ovarian cancer screening: No evidence of long-term harm

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Objectives: Ovarian cancer screening for women at increased genetic risk in the UK involves 4-monthly CA125 tests and annual ultrasound, with further tests prompted by an abnormal result. The study evaluated the longer-term psychological and behavioural effects of frequent ovarian screening. Methods...

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Main Authors:	Brain, K, Lifford, K, Fraser, L, Rosenthal, A, Rogers, M, Lancastle, D, Phelps, C, Watson, E, Clements, A, Menon, U
Formato:	Journal article
Idioma:	English
Publicado em:	2012

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