Spiritual faith and genetic testing decisions among high risk breast cancer probands

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Authors:

Schwartz, Marc D.

Hughes, Chanita

Roth, Joan

Main, David

Peshkin, Beth N.

Isaacs, Claudine

Kavanagh, Carol

Lerman, Caryn

Year:

2000

Cancer Epidemiology Biomarkers & Prevention

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