Cancer cure hopes as genetic code hereditary breast disease is mapped for first time
"....The study also included teams from
the Institut Curie in France, the University Medical Centre Utrecht in
the Netherlands, The Cancer Research UK London Research Institute in
London and the University of Nottingham.
Last
week the ICR, writing in the British Journal of Cancer, said all women
under 50 who are diagnosed with triple-negative (TN) breast cancer
should be screened for the BRCA1 gene fault, which also carries with it
an additional high risk of developing ovarian cancer....."
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