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The importance of any history of cancer in your family.
Dr. Marie Wood talks about the history of cancer and the vital role it plays in helping to identify patients at a higher risk of second primary cancer.
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How genes influence your risk of developing breast cancer
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How eating and obesity relate to breast cancer for your degree of activity
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The advantages of scanning for breast cancer with MRI rather than mammography
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Breast cancer risk should determine how often you go for screening
Dr Gareth Evans defines the importance of identifying a woman's individual risk in order to identify how often they should be screened.
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