Genetic and molecular criteria for the study of the most common hereditary cancers: A literature review
Karina I. Paredes-Páliz,
Brando Cruz Mayorga,
Érika Peñafiel Ramos
et al.
Abstract:Introduction: For centuries, cancer was interpreted as a divine punishment, and its treatment was based on rituals. However, the advancement of medicine led physicians to observe familial patterns, thus exploring potential genetic causes. Presently, genomics has unveiled the underlying complexity of cancer, offering new avenues for its prevention and treatment. This review focuses on hereditary cancers, proposing criteria for their study and genetic counseling, thereby providing a crucial guide for informed cl… Show more
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