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A Proposed Approach for Implementing Genomics-Based Screening Programs for Healthy Adults

Published:2018-12-03 Issue: Volume: Page:
ISSN:2578-6865
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Author:

Murray Michael F.¹,Evans James P.²,Angrist Misha³,Uhlmann Wendy R.⁴,Lochner Doyle Debra⁵,Fullerton Stephanie M.⁶,Ganiats Theodore G.⁷,Hagenkord Jill⁸,Imhof Sara⁹,Rim Sun Hee¹⁰,Ortmann Leonard¹⁰,Aziz Nazneen¹¹,Dotson W. David¹⁰,Matloff Ellen¹²,Young Kristen¹³,Kaphingst Kimberly¹⁴,Bradbury Angela¹⁵,Scott Joan¹⁶,Wang Catharine¹⁷,Zauber Ann¹⁸,Levine Marissa¹⁹,Korf Bruce²⁰,Leonard Debra G.²¹,Wicklund Catherine¹³,Isham George²²,Khoury Muin J.¹⁰

Affiliation:

1. Yale University

2. University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

3. Duke University

4. University of Michigan

5. Washington State Department of Health

6. University of Washington

7. University of California at San Diego

8. Color Genomics

9. North Carolina Biotechnology Center

10. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention

11. Kaiser Permanente

12. MyGene Counsel

13. Northwestern University

14. University of Utah

15. University of Pennsylvania

16. Health Resources and Services Administration

17. Boston University

18. Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center

19. University of South Florida

20. University of Alabama at Birmingham

21. University of Vermont

22. HealthPartners

Publisher

National Academy of Medicine

Subject

General Medicine

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