Imagine the scenario: a young woman...

Imagine the scenario: a young woman explains that because her mother died of breast cancer ten years ago, she would like to know whether she is likely to exhibit the same disease, and has also heard that she may be propense to ovarian cancer too. Would you be able to answer her question and explain what protoplasts of tests can be done to predict her chances of developing these particular tumours? And could you opinion her appropriately if she were lay the foundation of to be predisposed to breast and ovarian cancer, and explain her clinical options?

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