Hereditary Cancers Genetic Test

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Hereditary Cancers

Your genes, your history, detect hereditary cancer risks early

What is hereditary cancer?

Hereditary cancer occurs due to inherited genetic mutations that increase the likelihood of developing certain cancers.

Just like traits such as height and eye color, these mutations can be passed down from parents to children. When specific mutations are present, they can significantly elevate cancer risk, leading to hereditary cancer syndromes: genetic conditions that predispose individuals to certain types of cancer.

Some cancers have a strong genetic component. For example:

Nearly 20% of ovarian cancer cases are linked to inherited mutations.
BRCA1 and BRCA2 mutations can increase the lifetime risk of breast cancer by up to 85% and ovarian cancer by up to 44%.

Knowing your genetic risk empowers you to take proactive steps toward prevention, early detection, and personalized medical decisions.

Who should take genetic tests?

Individuals who need to consider genetic tests

Genetic testing for hereditary cancers provides critical insights into your genetic predispositions, helping you:

Identify inherited cancer risks early
Make informed lifestyle and healthcare decisions
Explore preventive measures and personalized screening plans

Our comprehensive hereditary cancer genetic test is designed to provide you with the insights and confidence needed to take charge of your health.

Understanding your genetic risk can help you and your family make informed health choices. Take the first step toward a proactive approach to cancer prevention, together with Blueprint of Life™.

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