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Why does cancer seem to skip generations?

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I am not aware that it does, but when this happens I guess its just the good or bad luck of the draw. Its all in the genes--win some, lose some. And as others have stated, lifestyle can affect ones risk for cancer. However it looks as though science will in time be able to control the genetic factor, and wouldn't that be wonderful!
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Some people believe that cancer skips a generation , but this statement is not true, .. Read GENETICS AND CANCER RISKS.

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It does not skip generations.It has more to do with food and other bad habits.Veggies are less prone to cancer as many vegetables contain anti-cancer, anti-oxidents which prevent cancer.
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