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Cancer and Genetics A Manual for Clinicians and Their Patients From the American Cancer Society and PRR, Inc. BY Randi Londer Gould IN CONSULTATION WITH Henry T. Lynch, MD Creighton University School of Medicine Robert A. Smith, PhD American Cancer Society James F. McCarthy PRR, Inc. ILLUSTRATIONS BY JEANNE KELLY, AARDVARK DESIGN CONTENTS Acknowledgements A Complicated Question Henry T. Greely, JD, Professor of Law, Stanford University The Age of Genetics Is Upon Us Rating the Risks The National Cancer Genetics Network Cancer Genetics: A Quick Course The Genetic Code DNA Tumor-Suppressor Gene Oncogenes Genetic Mapping DNA Sequencing The Genetics of Breast;and Ovarian Cancer Risk Factors The Genetics of Colon Cancer Genes FAP HNPCC The Rare Cancers Retinoblastoma Von Hippel-Lindau Disease Thyroid Cancer Doctor, Do I Need Genetic Testing? Assessing Risk Sample Questionnaire for Family History Listing of Hereditary Cancer Syndromes Follow-up Case Examples Genetic Tests Available How Useful Are the Tests?

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Cancer and Genetics: Answering Your Patients' Questions , written by Randi Londer Gould in collaboration with Henry T. Lynch, MD, Robert A. Smith, MD, and James F. McCarthy, is a joint venture of PRR, Inc., and the American Cancer Society. Intended as a manual for clinicians and their patients, Cancer and Genetics covers such topics as the physician's role in genetic counseling and testing; the genetics of breast, ovarian, colon, and other cancers; assessing risk in families with a history of cancer; and dealing with discrimination in the workplace and privacy issues. Also included are glossary of terms, a state-by-state directory of genetic counselors, and regional and national resources for further information. Table of Contents Other Books Other Publications

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32. Ask-the-Expert Conference: Breast Cancer And Genetics Dr. Garber Breast cancer genetics, like all genetics, follow certain basic rules. Manyoncologists offices have also developed expertise in cancer genetics. http://www.breastcancer.org/cmty_trans_2003_08.html

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