The landscape of genetic testing for prostate cancer is rapidly evolving. There is increasing evidence that individuals with germline mutations in DNA-repair genes are more responsive to targeted therapies. Due to potential implications for treatment, these genes should be taken into consideration when determining the scope of genetic testing.
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