Plain-English translation of NCT02595957 on ClinicalTrials.gov ↗ · Source last updated · Translation generated · How we translate trials
This research program studies people who have received unexpected but medically important genetic findings from DNA sequencing tests. Researchers want to learn how people understand these findings, talk to their doctors and families about them, and take action based on the results. The study also invites some participants to the National Institutes of Health for deeper health evaluations.
DNA sequencing often uncovers genetic conditions that weren't being looked for but matter for your health. Doctors don't yet fully understand how people make decisions after learning about these findings, whether they follow recommended care, or how often these genetic conditions actually show up in families. This research will help improve how genetic results are shared and used in the future.
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You would complete surveys and interviews—either over the phone or in person—about your genetic findings, how you understand them, and what actions you've taken. If you're selected for the pilot program, you may be invited to the NIH for additional health evaluations and testing. Family members may also be invited to participate in genetic testing if you enroll. The study may follow up with you over time to see how you use this information.
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