Article: Reports outline breast cancer research from A. Mackenzie and colleagues.

According to recent research from the United States, "Increased availability and heightened consumer awareness of ''cancer genes'' has increased consumer interest in, and demand for breast cancer risk assessment, and thus a pressing need for providers to identify effective, efficient methods of communicating complicated genetic information to consumers and their potentially at-risk relatives. With increasing direct-to-consumer and -physician marketing of predictive genetic tests, there has been considerable growth in web- and telephone-based genetic services."

"There is urgent need to further evaluate the psychosocial and behavioral outcomes (i.e., risks and ...

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