Oncologist-led BRCA counselling improves access to cancer genetic testing in middle-income Asian country, with no significant impact on psychosocial outcomes.
Sook-Yee YoonSiu Wan WongJoanna LimSyuhada AhmadShivaani MariapunHeamanthaa PadmanabhanNur Tiara HassanShao Yan LauGaik-Siew Ch'ngMuzhirah HaniffaWinnie P OngKavitha RethanaveluLip Hen MoeyWee Teik KengJamil OmarMohd Norazam Mohd AbasChee Meng YongVickneswaren RamasamyMohd Rushdan Md NoorIsmail AliyasMichael C K LimAnuradha SuberamaniamNoor Azmi Mat AdenanZatul Akmar AhmadGwo Fuang HoRozita Abdul MalikSuguna SubramaniamBoom Ping KhooArivendran RajaYeung Sing ChinWee Wee SimBeng Hock TehSwee Kiong KhoEunice S E OngPei Jye VoonGhazali IsmailChui Ling LeeBadrul Zaman AbdullahKwong Sheng LooChun Sen LimSaw Joo LeeKeng Joo Lim LimMohamad Nasir ShafieeFuad IsmailZarina Abdul LatiffMohd Pazudin IsmailMohamad Faiz Mohamed JamliSuresh KumarasamyKin Wah LeongJohn LowMastura Md YusofAhmad Muzamir Ahmad MustafaNor Huda Mat AliMary MakanjangShahila TayibNellie CheahBoon Kiong LimChee Kin FongYoke Ching FooMatin Mellor AbdullahTeck Sin TanDoris S Y ChowKean Fatt HoRakesh RamanAhmad RadziAzura DenielDaren C Y TeohSoo Fan AngJoseph K JosephPaul Hock Oon NgLye-Mun ThoAzura Rozila AhmadIleena MuinEveline BleikerAngela GeorgeMeow-Keong ThongYin Ling WooSoo-Hwang TeoPublished in: Journal of medical genetics (2021)
The MaGiC study demonstrates that mainstreaming cancer genetics is feasible in low-resource and middle-resource Asian setting and increased coverage for genetic testing.