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Color Panel Reveals Hereditary Cancer Risk in Trinidad and Tobago Breast Cancer Patients

Jun 04, 2019
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Andrea Anderson
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CHICAGO (GenomeWeb) – Researchers from Yale University, Trinidad and Tobago's National Radiotherapy Center (NRC), and Color have identified risky inherited cancer-related variants in a pronounced proportion of women treated for breast cancer in the Caribbean country.

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