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PALB2 Mutations and Breast Cancer Risk | Breast Cancer Research Foundation
Learn how the PALB2 gene functions and how hereditary PALB2 mutations impact breast cancer riskMost breast cancers are sporadic, meaning they occur without any known cause or risk factors. Several factors, however, can significantly increase a woman’s risk of developing the disease, including older age, a family history of breast cancer, and inherited genetic mutations. Knowledge is power. Stay empowered with the latest news, insights, an…
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