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Interviews for people with a genetic test result that was later reclassified
Surveys, Registries, Interviews
People with a genetic test result that was later reclassified
Study Contact Information:
For more information about the study, please contact Sukh Makhnoon at Geneticvariantreclassification@mdanderson.org
Interviews for people with a genetic test result that was later reclassified
About the Study
Researchers at MD Anderson Cancer Center are conducting telephone interviews with individuals who have received modified (also known as reclassified or amended) genetic test results in any cancer related gene. We are interested in learning about the experience of receiving a modified test result and decisions made.
What the Study Involves
Do you have a cancer genetic test result that was reclassified? These are results that are modified or amended from their original form. You can help researchers understand reclassified cancer genetic test results. Participate in a 60 minute telephone interview and you will be compensated for your time.
Lead Researcher
Sukh Makhnoon at Geneticvariantreclassification@mdanderson.org at MD Anderson Cancer Center
- Are 18 years old or older
- Have a cancer genetic test result that was amended/reclassified
- People who do not have a cancer genetic test result that was amended/reclassified