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How Genetics Influence Colorectal Cancer Risk: What You Need to Know for Early Detection and Prevention
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In this episode, we dive into the powerful connection between genetics and colorectal cancer—and why understanding your family history could be life-saving.
You’ll learn:
- How inherited and random gene mutations raise your risk for colorectal cancer
- The difference between sporadic and hereditary colorectal cancer
- What conditions like Lynch Syndrome, FAP, and MAP mean for your health
- Why family history is a crucial part of cancer screening decisions
- When and why to consider genetic testing
- How early screening and personalized care can lead to better outcomes
Whether you have a known family history or are just beginning to explore your risk, this episode helps you take control of your health with practical insights into genetic factors and prevention strategies.
Blog Link: Understanding the Role of Genetics in Colorectal Cancer
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