Background: Genomic testing for common genetic variants associated with skin cancer risk
could enable personalized risk feedback to motivate skin cancer screening and sun …

Background: Translational research in genomics has limited reach and requires efforts to
broaden access and utility in diverse populations. Skin cancer is common and rates are …

Simple Summary Genetic information is publicly available but research examining the best
use of such information has not engaged diverse members of the public. We examined …

Background Across cancers, the decision to pursue genetic testing is influenced more by
subjective than objective factors. However, skin cancer, which is more prevalent, visual, and …

Purpose We evaluated the impact of personal melanoma genomic risk information on sun-
related behaviors and psychological outcomes. Methods In this parallel group, open …

There is currently great interest in using genetic risk estimates for common disease in
personalized healthcare. Here we assess melanoma risk-related preventive behavioral …

Background: Given the recent sequencing of the human genome, genetic susceptibility
information will probably be increasingly useful in the prevention and control of many …

Objective. The public has a high interest in seeking personal genetic information, which
holds implications for health information seeking research and health care policy. Rapid …

Background: Exposure to ultraviolet radiation from sunlight is directly associated with
melanoma skin cancer, however reducing sun-exposure can be difficult to achieve at a …

Genomic medicine has revolutionized disease risk identification and subsequent risk
reduction interventions. Skin cancer risk genomic feedback is a promising vehicle to raise …