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Perspectives of Clinical Genetics in Wisconsin: A Qualitative Analysis to Enhance Awareness About the Specialty and Guide Improvement.

2026 · Wisconsin Medical Journal · Vol 125 3, pp. 359-365 · 0 citations
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Clinical geneticists expressed strong enthusiasm for their careers, noting problem-solving, continuity of care, and patient diversity as key highlights, and their experiences offer insight into future diagnostic and treatment advances.

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