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Jeannine, a 25-year-old nurse, just found out that her biological mother, a 50-year-old teacher, has breast cancer. Using the concepts of heredity and genes, how might this diagnosis in her family history affect Jeannine’s personal health? How might early detection and warning signs play a role in both Jeannie’s health care and the health care of her mother?

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Since her biological mother has breast cancer, it is evident that breast cancer runs in her family. Jeannie has a chance of getting breast cancer. Since she knows breast cancer runs in her family she can check for lumps frequently and schedule frequent mammograms. She can now learn how to help her mother, too.
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