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✓ Published: 26-Aug-2020
✓ Published: 26-Aug-2020
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In this film - part of our Let's Talk About... Genomic Testing series, produced in collaboration with genetic counsellor Amanda Pichini - our experts discuss the subject of incidental findings.nnIncidental findings are results that may be returned in addition to those relating to the original clinical question being asked. For example, someone may be referred for genetic testing for a neurological condition, but their genomic test result could uncover a gene variant that predisposes them to canc
In this film - part of our Let's Talk About... Genomic Testing series, produced in collaboration with genetic counsellor Amanda Pichini - our experts discuss the subject of incidental findings.nnIncidental findings are results that may be returned in addition to those relating to the original clinical question being asked. For example, someone may be referred for genetic testing for a neurological condition, but their genomic test result could uncover a gene variant that predisposes them to canc
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