Inherited cancers: Doctor reveals which ones run in families and how you can stop them early
Inherited cancer, though less common, significantly increases risk and can appear earlier in life or affect multiple family members. While not a guarantee of developing cancer, these genetic predispositions, like BRCA mutations for breast and ovarian cancer, necessitate proactive screening and awareness. Understanding family history is crucial for early detection and intervention.
Inherited cancer, though less common, significantly increases risk and can appear earlier in life or affect multiple family members. While not a guarantee of developing cancer, these genetic predispositions, like BRCA mutations for breast and ovarian cancer, necessitate proactive screening and awareness. Understanding family history is crucial for early detection and intervention.
