The 5–10% death rate is believed to be caused in part by genes linked to cancer and their inheritance. Mothers who were diagnosed with breast cancer before the age of 50 may be genetically impacted for generations, and survivors are more likely to pass the gene on to their offspring. Two genes, BRCA1 and BRCA2, are implicated in the genetics of breast cancer. In adults over 80, the risk and mortality rates for breast cancer range from 4 to 5%. Knowing the genes is essential when it comes to the genetic variables that cause breast cancer.
Track 14.1: Inherited Genetic Mutations and Risk
Track 14.2: BRCA1 and BRCA2 Gene Mutations
Track 14.3: Genetic Testing and Counseling in Breast Cancer
Track 14.4: Epigenetics and Breast Cancer Development
Track 14.5: The Role of Genetic Research in Personalized Treatment
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