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PROMISE Study: Registry of PCa Genetics and Outcomes

Prostate Cancer | Last Active: Jun 13 8:49am | Replies (50)
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@jeffmarc

What we have been talking about is the fact that if you live in the United States And you have prostate cancer then you can get the hereditary genetic test for free from
http://Prostatecancerpromise.org
Don’t say you want your doctor involved when signing up for it. If you do that they won’t send you the kit until they speak to your doctor. After the test a geneticist will call you about the results.

While I was writing this @dailyeffort answered it. I edited this after the fact.

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drhill | @drhill | Mar 15 11:00pm

Great.. thank you

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brian5837 | @brian5837 | Jun 12 9:19am

Jeff, when I went to sign up, it is required to provide the medical provider's name so they can get the medical records. I don't want the doctors involved as you suggest but I don't see anyone around that. Do you?

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