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Family history
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09-03-2009 11:21pm#1hey hey, just a quick question if ye don't mind. . . so I see alot of people going for colonoscopies and mamograms and ogd's (and a few others) because there has been a family history. Now my question is, what does one do or should one do with a family history of renal, bone, lung & brain cancer? I genuinely cannot think of any one procedure that detects them?
Thanks guys
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hey hey, just a quick question if ye don't mind. . . so I see alot of people going for colonoscopies and mamograms and ogd's (and a few others) because there has been a family history. Now my question is, what does one do or should one do with a family history of renal, bone, lung & brain cancer? I genuinely cannot think of any one procedure that detects them?
Thanks guys
some cancers have genetic or familial links
rare bone cancers may have, not aware of brain cancer having familial effect or renal
Lung cancer generally environmental unless it is a secondary, smoking, environmental exposure etc.0 -
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