Genetic Testing for Breast Cancer

Genetic breast cancers tend to happen at a younger age. People who get triple negative breast cancer under the age of 50 could be a new genetic mutation and Ashkenazi Jew. It's all based on your family history, but it's how close are they to you and how old were they when they were diagnosed. If you end up having a brachygene or the PELB2 gene or the CHECH gene, you have to work out if you want regular screening or do you want know? Are you going to have your ovaries removed? And what happens if you're positive but your sister isn't? When do that mean if your children are when do you tell them

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