INFORMATION. WE’RE ALL FAMILIAR WITH THE TERM. IT RUNS IN THE FAMILY. MUCH OF OUR DNA COMES FROM OUR PARENTS, GRANDPARENTS, AND SO FORTH, AND DNA CAN REGULARLY CONTRIBUTE TO HEREDITARY CANCER RISK, ...

A groundbreaking study shows that breast cancer screening works better when it’s personalized. Instead of annual mammograms ...

Breast cancer screening based on individual risk rather than annual screening is safe, effective and preferred by patients, ...

Rare inherited genetic variants significantly increase familial lung cancer risk, offering new targets for early detection.

For years, doctors have stuck to age-based rules for breast cancer screening. Usually, they tell women to start getting ...

Genetic factors significantly influence breast cancer risk, with up to 10% of cases being hereditary. Key risk factors include family history, genetic mutations such as BRCA1/BRCA2, and polygenic risk ...

There is a danger that population genetic screening programmes may be introduced without the necessary scrutiny and rigour that is usually applied when screening programmes are put into effect, ...

Lynch syndrome, a genetic predisposition to colorectal, uterine and other cancers, is the most common hereditary form of colorectal cancer. To raise awareness about Lynch Syndrome, the Cancer ...