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A small percentage of gastric cancer is genetic
Certain genes passed down from either side of your family can put you at a higher risk for breast cancer and related cancers
Knowing your family history and getting a genetic test can help detect colorectal cancer earlier
Family history and genetics may heighten your risk for prostate cancer
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If you’re of Ashkenazi Jewish descent, these tests are still an important resource
Your genes may offer some insight when learning about your migraine symptoms
The differences between identical, fraternal and six other types of twins
It can help determine a best treatment path
These kidney diseases may require some lifestyle changes, but the renal diet isn’t always necessary
Load up on protein or go heavy on carbs? How genes influence your body’s response to nutrients
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