Cancer susceptibility testing is a scientific tool used to assess a person's risk of developing certain types of cancer. It is based on the analysis of genetic variations associated with an individual’s predisposition to certain disease. This testing can help to identify those individuals who have an increased risk …
Cancer susceptibility testing is a scientific tool used to assess a person's risk of developing certain types of cancer. It is based on the analysis of genetic variations associated with an individual’s predisposition to certain disease. This testing can help to identify those individuals who have an increased risk of developing cancer, allowing them to make informed decisions about their lifestyle and seek professional advice for early diagnosis and treatment. It is an important tool for cancer prevention and helps to identify individuals who may benefit from targeted interventions such as modifications in lifestyle, surveillance, and chemoprevention.
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