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Antidepressant drugs and risk of developing glioma: a national registry-based case-control study and a meta-analysis

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By Barbro Numan, Sajna Anand, Wendy Yi-Ying, Rickard Sjoberg
| American Journal of Epidemiology Verified
Malignant gliomas are a complex and heterogenous group of deadly brain tumors that differ vastly in aspects such as histological grade of malignancy, molecular subgrouping, and metabolic patterns.1 The clinical significance of these differences in, for example, prognosis of the disease is highlighted by the increasing integration of these aspects in the recent World Health Organization (WHO) classifications of 2016 and 2021.2,3 The heterogenic profiles and development of gliomas are mediated...
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Direct letters to relatives at risk of hereditary cancer-study protocol for a multi-center randomized controlled trial of healthcare-assisted versus family-mediated risk disclosure at Swedish cancer genetics clinics (DIRECT-study) | Trials | Full Text

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By Sahlgrenska Academy, Barbro Numan
| Biomed Central (BMC)
Genetic testing for hereditary cancer often has implications not only for the individual patient but also for his or her genetic relatives. Current practice in Sweden and most other countries is to encourage the patient to inform his or her relatives. Studies indicate that only a third of ARRs contact health care to receive genetic counselling with this practice.
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