high risk patients

How Can High-Risk Patients Be Identified?

High-risk patients can be identified through a combination of methods:
Genetic Testing: Identifies mutations that increase cancer risk.
Family History Assessment: Evaluates the prevalence of cancer in close relatives.
Lifestyle and Environmental Assessment: Reviews lifestyle choices and exposure to known carcinogens.
Medical History: Considers pre-existing conditions that may elevate risk.

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