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A Decade of Hereditary Cancer Genetic Testing Results in Asian Indian population: Retrospective Study.

Jul 2026 · medRxiv · 0 citations
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This retrospective study showcases the largest comprehensive characterization of the hereditary cancer genetics in India and South Asian region till date, demonstrating a substantial burden of inherited cancer susceptibility and distinct gene-cancer associations across major tumor types.

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