Patient and provider perspectives on polygenic risk scores: implications for clinical reporting and utilization

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Anna C. F. Lewis
Emma F. Perez
Anya E. R. Prince
Hana R. Flaxman
Lizbeth Gomez
Deanna G. Brockman
Paulette D. Chandler
Benjamin J. Kerman
Matthew S. Lebo
Jordan W. Smoller
Scott T. Weiss
Carrie L. Blout Zawatksy
James B. Meigs
Robert C. Green
Jason L. Vassy
Elizabeth W. Karlson
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[1] Harvard University,E.J. Safra Center for Ethics
[2] Brigham and Women’s Hospital,Department of Medicine
[3] Mass General Brigham Personalized Medicine,College of Law
[4] University of Iowa,Department of Pathology
[5] Weill Cornell Medical College,undefined
[6] Color Health,undefined
[7] Brigham and Women’s Hospital,undefined
[8] Harvard Medical School,undefined
[9] Program in Medical and Population Genetics,undefined
[10] Broad Institute of MIT and Harvard,undefined
[11] Center for Genomic Medicine,undefined
[12] Massachusetts General Hospital,undefined
[13] Center for Precision Psychiatry,undefined
[14] Massachusetts General Hospital,undefined
[15] Stanley Center for Psychiatric Research,undefined
[16] Broad Institute of MIT and Harvard,undefined
[17] Channing Division of Network Medicine,undefined
[18] Population Precision Health,undefined
[19] Ariadne Labs,undefined
[20] The MGH Institute of Health Professions,undefined
[21] Division of General Internal Medicine,undefined
[22] Massachusetts General Hospital,undefined
[23] Mass General Brigham Personalized Medicine,undefined
[24] Veterans Affairs Boston Healthcare System,undefined
[25] Division of General Internal Medicine and Primary Care,undefined
[26] Brigham and Women’s Hospital,undefined
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Genome Medicine | / 14卷
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Polygenic risk scores; Report design; Preventative medicine; Personalized medicine; Qualitative semi-structured interviews;
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