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Implementation of INHERET, an Online Family History and Cancer Risk Interpretation Program for Primary Care and Specialty Clinics by McCain, Lynn A, Milliron, Kara J, Cook, Amanda M, Paquette, Robert, Parvaz, Jasmine B, Ernst, Susan D, Kittendorf, Anne L, Harper, Diane M, Zazove, Philip, Arthurs, Jim, Tippie, Jerry A, Hulswit, Bailey, Schroeder, Lee F, Keren, David F, Merajver, Sofia D

“…Individuals at increased risk for cancer are ascertained at low rates of 1% to 12% in primary care (PC). Underserved populations experience disparities of…”
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McCain, Lynn: NEITHER LIGHT NOR DARK

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Genetic risk assessment in primary care settings: An evaluation of NCCN guidelines by Milliron, Kara J., Hulswit, Bailey, Cook, Amanda, Fry, Stacy, Schraeder, Alec, Tippie, Jerry, Hall, Kelly, McCain, Lynn A., Keren, David, Schroeder, Lee, Merajver, Sofia, Stoffel, Elena Martinez

“…10605 Background: Lynch syndrome (LS) and hereditary breast and ovarian cancer (HBOC) have a population prevalence of 1/279 1 and 1/400 2 , respectively…”
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Impact of increased understanding of personal and family health history on patients by McCain, Lynn A., Hulswit, Bailey, Milliron, Kara J., Cook, Amanda, Keren, David, Schroeder, Lee, Merajver, Sofia, Tippie, Jerry

“…Abstract only 256 Background: The InheRET personal and family health history survey was administered to 384 patients at three Michigan Medicine Clinics (2…”
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Test of an online tool to facilitate NCCN guideline-compliant access to cancer genetics care by Milliron, Kara J., Cook, Amanda, Keren, David, McCain, Lynn A., Schroeder, Lee, Hulswit, Bailey, Arthurs, James, Harper, Diane M, Ernst, Susan, Zazove, Philip, Parvaz, Jasmine, Merajver, Sofia

“…Abstract only 1542 Background: Minority populations experience inequities of access to cancer genetics. We developed and tested an online family history…”
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Once Sleepy Garden Grove Is Wide Awake, Rarin' to Go by Stark, James

“…Most people think Garden Grove stands in the shadow of the towering Crystal Cathedral. But according to city officials, there is a lot more to the city than…”
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