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Individuals with a paternal family history were found to have a different, and higher, pattern of risk estimates. No significant difference was seen between the type of referrals sent by general practitioners, oncologists, and gynecologists.
Sunday, April 24, 2011
abstract: Breast and Ovarian Cancer: The Forgotten Paternal Contribution
Individuals with a paternal family history were found to have a different, and higher, pattern of risk estimates. No significant difference was seen between the type of referrals sent by general practitioners, oncologists, and gynecologists.
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