Purpose: As researchers come closer to identifying the genes responsible for prostate
cancer, the possibility of genetic testing for men at risk for prostate cancer becomes more …

Background While a definitive genetic test for Hereditary Prostate Cancer (HPC) is not yet
available, future HPC risk testing may become available. Past survey data have shown high …

Interest in genetic testing for inherited cancer susceptibility is high in the general population.
Women at risk for BRCA1 and BRCA2 mutations represent the best-studied population …

Purpose: The objective of this study was to evaluate potential sociodemographic, medical,
psychosocial, and behavioral correlates of interest in genetic testing in men from hereditary …

Identification of a hereditary prostate cancer in an affected individual can guide treatment
and may also impact cancer screening and surveillance for patients and their relatives. This …

Objective: To determine the values, beliefs, and attitudes that influence a man's intention to
undergo or defer genetic testing for prostate cancer risk. Design: Qualitative, using focus …

Background The strong association between family history and prostate cancer (PCa)
suggests a significant genetic contribution, yet specific highly penetrant PCa susceptibility …

Objectives. Little is known about the attitudes of men unselected for a family history for
prostate cancer concerning genetic testing for prostate cancer risk or genetic testing for …

Actual uptake of genetic testing for cancer susceptibility is generally lower than 50%, despite
a high initial interest above 80%. As population‐based genetic testing for cancer …

Abstract Knowledge about interest in genetic testing and willingness-to-pay for a genetic test
among men affected from prostate cancer (PCa) is limited. This study aimed to gain insight …