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kenny1999
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Is there any research or study which is to estimate the weight of genetics in preventing one or more diseases compared to other factors? A lot of time, for example, explaining how a particular kind of cancer occurs in someone, genetics is often mentioned, in addition to other factors, but how important (weight) is this factor among the others, in most cases it's not mentioned.
Maybe it's not known? Maybe the doctors consciously know that it's just too important so they don't want to discourage the public from doing something else to "fight against" genetics?
Maybe it's not known? Maybe the doctors consciously know that it's just too important so they don't want to discourage the public from doing something else to "fight against" genetics?