The use of genomic screening initiatives to assess risk for genetic disease in the general
population is increasing. However, little is known about the psychological reactions of …

Aims: Personal genomic testing (PGT) for common disease risk is becoming increasingly
frequent, but little is known about people's array of emotional reactions to learning their …

Genomic screening programs have potential to benefit individuals who may not be clinically
ascertained, but little is known about the psychological impact of receiving genetic results in …

Understanding unselected individuals' experiences receiving genetic results through
population genomic screening is critical to advancing clinical utility and improving …

This study aimed to identify predictors of adverse psychological experiences among direct-to-
consumer (DTC) genomic test consumers. We performed a secondary analysis on data from …

Purpose As genomic screening is incorporated into a wider array of clinical settings, it is
critical that we understand how patients may respond to a various screening results …

Increasing interest and pursuit of genetic testing by the general public have raised concerns
about their understanding and use of their results. While most research has focused on …

There has been considerable debate over allowing adolescents the opportunity to learn
genetic information about adult-onset disease risk and carrier status without a clinical …

Methods We analyzed the data from 43 adult participants in NCGENES who learned about
LMA-SFs from at least one of the six categories after being randomized to receive education …

With the expansion of genomic-based clinical applications, it is important to consider the
potential impact of this information particularly in terms of how it may be interpreted and …