New publication: Systematic review of preferences for additional findings from genomic testing

The “Systematic review of preferences for additional findings from genomic testing” has been published the European Journal of Human Genetics. Led by Daniel Sheen, a PhD candidate within in the team, alongside A/Prof Ilias Goranitis, Head of the Economics of Genomics and Precision Medicine Unit, this review explores the preferences of genomic test recipients in research and clinical contexts, including what types of Additional Findings they are interested in learning about and how they would like to be informed about their Additional Findings. The review included 87 studies with both qualitative and quantitative research.

The figure below shows an aggregated analysis of the quantified interest in receiving different types of Additional Findings, while the full article provides a deeper dive into these findings.

Read the full article here: Systematic review of preferences for additional findings from genomic testing | European Journal of Human Genetics