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De ziekte van Huntington: psychologische aspecten van voorspellend testen

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De ziekte van Huntington is een autosomaal dominante erfelijke ziekte die wordt gekenmerkt door onwillekeurige bewegingen, cognitieve achteruitgang en psychiatrische problemen. De eerste verschijnselen openbaren zich meestal op middelbare leeftijd.

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Timman, R. De ziekte van Huntington: psychologische aspecten van voorspellend testen. NEPR 9, 74–79 (2005). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF03079044

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