brca1 and brca2

What are the psychological and social implications?

Receiving a positive BRCA test can be emotionally challenging. It may lead to anxiety, stress, and difficult decisions regarding preventive measures. Support from healthcare providers, genetic counselors, and support groups is essential for managing these emotional and social implications.

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