Sarah Finning
Genetic disorders are conditions caused by abnormalities in an individual's genetic material. While genetic disorders can manifest in various ways, including developmental disabilities and metabolic disorders, some genetic disorders are associated with an increased risk of cancer. Understanding the relationship between genetic disorders and cancer predisposition is crucial for accurate diagnosis, effective prevention strategies, and personalized cancer management. This paper aims to explore the connection between genetic disorders and cancer predisposition, highlighting the underlying mechanisms and clinical implications.
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