Inherited Susceptibility to Cancer
Clinical, Predictive and Ethical Perspectives
Herausgeber: Foulkes, William D.; Hodgson, Shirley V.
Inherited Susceptibility to Cancer
Clinical, Predictive and Ethical Perspectives
Herausgeber: Foulkes, William D.; Hodgson, Shirley V.
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This authoritative volume will be of interest to health professionals in the areas of primary care, counselling and cancer risk assessment.
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- Verlag: Cambridge University Press
- Seitenzahl: 472
- Erscheinungstermin: 29. November 2008
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 229mm x 152mm x 28mm
- Gewicht: 760g
- ISBN-13: 9780521104746
- ISBN-10: 0521104742
- Artikelnr.: 25855719
- Verlag: Cambridge University Press
- Seitenzahl: 472
- Erscheinungstermin: 29. November 2008
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 229mm x 152mm x 28mm
- Gewicht: 760g
- ISBN-13: 9780521104746
- ISBN-10: 0521104742
- Artikelnr.: 25855719
Part I. Ethical, legal and social issues, screening, counselling, gene and
mutation detection: 1. The inherited basis of cancer Shirley Hodgson and
Gareth Evans; 2. Screening for cancer in those at high risk as a result of
genetic susceptibility Howard Cuckle; 3. Ethical and legal perspectives on
inherited cancer susceptibility Bartha Maria Knoppers and Beatrice Godard;
4. Cancer genetics and public expectations Dorothy Nelkin; 5. Genetic
counselling June Peters; 6. Cancer genetics in primary care Gene Feder and
Michael Modell; 7. Genetic epidemiologic approaches to finding genes that
influence susceptibility to cancer Pamela St. Jean and Nicholas Schork; 8.
Mutation detection Louise Hosking, Karin Au and Philippe Schork; Part II.
Hereditary contribution to cancer: site-by-site and special groups: 9.
Cancers of the digestive system Tamar Flanders and William Foulkes; 10.
Cancers of the breast, ovary and uterus William Foulkes and Steven Narod;
11. Cancers of the kidney and urothelium Eamonn Maher; 12. Cancers of the
prostate and testes Steven Narod, Bonnie King and David Hogg; 13. The
neurofibromatoses and other neuro-oncological syndromes Martin Ruttledge
and Guy Rouleau; 14. Malignant melanoma Nicholas Hayward; 15. Non-melanoma
skin cancer David Goudie; 16. Endocrine cancers Harriet Feilotter and Lois
Mulligan; 17. Tobacco-related cancers of the respiratory and upper
digestive tract Zoltan Trizna and Stimson Schantz; 18. Inherited
abnormalities of DNA processing and predisposition to cancer A. Malcolm
Taylor; 19. Childhood cancer Kathy Pritchard-Jones; 20. Late-breaking
developments William Foulkes and Shirley Hodgson; Index.
mutation detection: 1. The inherited basis of cancer Shirley Hodgson and
Gareth Evans; 2. Screening for cancer in those at high risk as a result of
genetic susceptibility Howard Cuckle; 3. Ethical and legal perspectives on
inherited cancer susceptibility Bartha Maria Knoppers and Beatrice Godard;
4. Cancer genetics and public expectations Dorothy Nelkin; 5. Genetic
counselling June Peters; 6. Cancer genetics in primary care Gene Feder and
Michael Modell; 7. Genetic epidemiologic approaches to finding genes that
influence susceptibility to cancer Pamela St. Jean and Nicholas Schork; 8.
Mutation detection Louise Hosking, Karin Au and Philippe Schork; Part II.
Hereditary contribution to cancer: site-by-site and special groups: 9.
Cancers of the digestive system Tamar Flanders and William Foulkes; 10.
Cancers of the breast, ovary and uterus William Foulkes and Steven Narod;
11. Cancers of the kidney and urothelium Eamonn Maher; 12. Cancers of the
prostate and testes Steven Narod, Bonnie King and David Hogg; 13. The
neurofibromatoses and other neuro-oncological syndromes Martin Ruttledge
and Guy Rouleau; 14. Malignant melanoma Nicholas Hayward; 15. Non-melanoma
skin cancer David Goudie; 16. Endocrine cancers Harriet Feilotter and Lois
Mulligan; 17. Tobacco-related cancers of the respiratory and upper
digestive tract Zoltan Trizna and Stimson Schantz; 18. Inherited
abnormalities of DNA processing and predisposition to cancer A. Malcolm
Taylor; 19. Childhood cancer Kathy Pritchard-Jones; 20. Late-breaking
developments William Foulkes and Shirley Hodgson; Index.
Part I. Ethical, legal and social issues, screening, counselling, gene and
mutation detection: 1. The inherited basis of cancer Shirley Hodgson and
Gareth Evans; 2. Screening for cancer in those at high risk as a result of
genetic susceptibility Howard Cuckle; 3. Ethical and legal perspectives on
inherited cancer susceptibility Bartha Maria Knoppers and Beatrice Godard;
4. Cancer genetics and public expectations Dorothy Nelkin; 5. Genetic
counselling June Peters; 6. Cancer genetics in primary care Gene Feder and
Michael Modell; 7. Genetic epidemiologic approaches to finding genes that
influence susceptibility to cancer Pamela St. Jean and Nicholas Schork; 8.
Mutation detection Louise Hosking, Karin Au and Philippe Schork; Part II.
Hereditary contribution to cancer: site-by-site and special groups: 9.
Cancers of the digestive system Tamar Flanders and William Foulkes; 10.
Cancers of the breast, ovary and uterus William Foulkes and Steven Narod;
11. Cancers of the kidney and urothelium Eamonn Maher; 12. Cancers of the
prostate and testes Steven Narod, Bonnie King and David Hogg; 13. The
neurofibromatoses and other neuro-oncological syndromes Martin Ruttledge
and Guy Rouleau; 14. Malignant melanoma Nicholas Hayward; 15. Non-melanoma
skin cancer David Goudie; 16. Endocrine cancers Harriet Feilotter and Lois
Mulligan; 17. Tobacco-related cancers of the respiratory and upper
digestive tract Zoltan Trizna and Stimson Schantz; 18. Inherited
abnormalities of DNA processing and predisposition to cancer A. Malcolm
Taylor; 19. Childhood cancer Kathy Pritchard-Jones; 20. Late-breaking
developments William Foulkes and Shirley Hodgson; Index.
mutation detection: 1. The inherited basis of cancer Shirley Hodgson and
Gareth Evans; 2. Screening for cancer in those at high risk as a result of
genetic susceptibility Howard Cuckle; 3. Ethical and legal perspectives on
inherited cancer susceptibility Bartha Maria Knoppers and Beatrice Godard;
4. Cancer genetics and public expectations Dorothy Nelkin; 5. Genetic
counselling June Peters; 6. Cancer genetics in primary care Gene Feder and
Michael Modell; 7. Genetic epidemiologic approaches to finding genes that
influence susceptibility to cancer Pamela St. Jean and Nicholas Schork; 8.
Mutation detection Louise Hosking, Karin Au and Philippe Schork; Part II.
Hereditary contribution to cancer: site-by-site and special groups: 9.
Cancers of the digestive system Tamar Flanders and William Foulkes; 10.
Cancers of the breast, ovary and uterus William Foulkes and Steven Narod;
11. Cancers of the kidney and urothelium Eamonn Maher; 12. Cancers of the
prostate and testes Steven Narod, Bonnie King and David Hogg; 13. The
neurofibromatoses and other neuro-oncological syndromes Martin Ruttledge
and Guy Rouleau; 14. Malignant melanoma Nicholas Hayward; 15. Non-melanoma
skin cancer David Goudie; 16. Endocrine cancers Harriet Feilotter and Lois
Mulligan; 17. Tobacco-related cancers of the respiratory and upper
digestive tract Zoltan Trizna and Stimson Schantz; 18. Inherited
abnormalities of DNA processing and predisposition to cancer A. Malcolm
Taylor; 19. Childhood cancer Kathy Pritchard-Jones; 20. Late-breaking
developments William Foulkes and Shirley Hodgson; Index.