Caring for patients with breast cancer from 35 hospitals and hospices across london and the home counties
Open 9am - 5pm
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Genetic Risk
When there is a very strong family history of breast and/or ovarian cancer, there can be an altered gene (gene mutation) that may increase the likelihood of an individual developing breast cancer. The links below explain more about this and are taken from the article Moving Genetics into Clinical Cancer Care written by Angela Arnold MS, Cancer Genetics Counsellor, for the 2003 Cancerkin newsletter.
Genetic versus Sporadic Breast Cancer
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OTHER TESTIMONIALS
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