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The Power of Knowledge

Everyone has a different preference for how much information they want to know, and the decision to get genetic testing is a personal choice. However, knowledge is the best way to plan for early prevention and/or detection of cancer. Read more as Kelly Hsu shares her personal experience with genetic testing.

https://www.survivingbreastcancer.org/post/the-power-of-knowledge-my-brca-story

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