Lots of variables: The main importance of family history is WHO, how are they related, how close are they, and does your family have an inherited DNA change called BRCA-1 or BRCA-2. Remote relatives, relatives on both sides of the family, and lack of BRCA presence can make your risk perhaps NO HIGHER than any other woman's. I recommend you see a genetic counselor for a detailed look at your risk. Good luck!
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