Good advice on when genetic testing may be appropriate, with an overall note of caution, as well as the reminder that for most cancers, environmental factors play a bigger role.
Should you consider genetic testing?.
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Hi Andrew. An interesting take on the subject. Bit of an eye opener for me. And very helpful for a friend of mine who thinks the genes she inherited pre-condition her for early departure. Appreciate your thoughts as always and think of you often. My very best to you and yours Andrew. Merry Christmas.
Thanks Terry. All the best to you and family for Christmas and the holidays. Andrew