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Genetic testing information

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September 2020
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September 2020
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I am wanting to know more about genetic testing. If anyone can explain how it works or provide some links with some information please. My maternal grandfather passed away in his 50s from bowel cancer, my paternal grandfather passed away from both prostate and brain cancer and my paternal grandmother passed away from breast cancer. My father is currently undergoing treatment for prostate cancer and one of his brothers has had it in the past. From this information am I eligible for genetic testing? Thanks in advance  ... View more
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