cancer genetic counseling
Cancer genetic counseling is a specialized form of counseling that helps individuals and their families understand the risks, causes, and implications of inherited cancer genetic mutations. It involves evaluating personal and family medical history, assessing genetic testing options, discussing the likelihood of developing cancer, and providing information to guide decision-making about prevention, screening, and treatment.
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