No parent wants to pass a genetic mutation to their child. But once people know they have an increased risk of developing cancer, they can take proactive steps to ensure the best outcome.
Patients often have to make decisions based on incomplete information. But when people learn they have a genetic mutation that increases their risk of cancer, they can arm themselves with information, proactive screening measures and prophylactic procedures to mitigate the risk of getting the disease.
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