Non‐invasive prenatal screening: Testing motivations and decision making in the low‐risk population
Jenna K. Lea,
Blair K. Stevens,
Shannon Mulligan
et al.
Abstract:Non‐invasive prenatal screening provides a risk assessment for aneuploidies by utilizing cell‐free DNA (cfDNA). It is recommended that cell‐free DNA screening (cfDNA screening) be offered to all pregnant people regardless of a priori risk for aneuploidy. In the absence of an increased risk, alternative motives for electing cfDNA screening and different levels of informed decision making may arise. Therefore, our study aimed to characterize low‐risk patients' motivations for cfDNA screening election, determine … Show more
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