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How do women experience a change in their clinically-derived breast cancer risk estimates: views from a UK family history risk and prevention clinic VW Victoria G. Woof Manchester Academic Health Science Centre AH Anthony Howell University of Manchester LF Lynne Fox Manchester University NHS Foundation Trust
See all Key Points Women express diverse feelings about their adjusted breast cancer risk estimates, highlighting psychological impacts. Many participants reported confusion regarding their family history's relation to breast cancer risk. Clinical insights were gathered from a family history risk and prevention clinic, emphasizing the importance of patient communication. Findings indicate a need for tailored educational resources to enhance understanding of risk assessments.
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