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Genetic Exceptionalism: Medicine’s Overreliance on Genetic Testing

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CHEK2-Associated Cancer Risk and Screening Recommendation Updates

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The Value of Knowledge and the Cost of False Reassurance: Understanding the Updates to 23andMe’s BRCA Genetic Testing

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What’s in a (Noninvasive) Name?

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A note of reflection and gratitude as we close out another year at GSF

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At-Home Genetic Testing for the Holidays: Think Before You Gift

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GSF Extends Reach Thanks to the Gibbs Family Foundation

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The Diagnosis Moment