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Ways to reduce my risk of developing breast cancer? (family history of breast/ovarian cancer)
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Genetic testing: Probably the best way is for someone in your family get the brac/brca test to see if your family carriers the gene for breast and ovarian cancer. A low fat diet and not smoking are important for non genetic breast cancer. Regular self exams are important too.
Answered 3/22/2014
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