Elsevier

Gynecologic Oncology

Volume 139, Issue 2, November 2015, Pages 209-210
Gynecologic Oncology

Editorial
More genes, more problems? Benefits and risks of multiplex genetic testing

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This work was supported by The Liz Tilberis Award from the Ovarian Cancer Research Foundation (BN), the Department of Defense OCRP Investigator-initiated Award OC140243 (ES) and the AACR/OCRF/OCNA/NOCC Stand Up to Cancer Ovarian Cancer Dream Award (ES, BN).

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