Survey 638 en aid qid code sortorder assessment_value scale_id id aid answer language gid sid group_order randomization_group grelevance id gid group_name description language sid group_order randomization_group grelevance qid parent_qid sid gid type title preg other mandatory encrypted question_order scale_id same_default relevance question_theme_name modulename same_script <![CDATA[EVERTEST]]> <![CDATA[RANDGROUP]]> <![CDATA[GROUP1]]> <![CDATA[GROUP2]]> <![CDATA[GROUP3]]> qid parent_qid sid gid type title preg other mandatory encrypted question_order scale_id same_default relevance question_theme_name modulename same_script <![CDATA[1]]> <![CDATA[2]]> <![CDATA[3]]> <![CDATA[4]]> <![CDATA[5]]> <![CDATA[6]]> id qid question help script language Breast cancer is the most common cancer among women. Some cases of breast cancer are due to genetic predispositions, meaning that they are caused by genes passed down from a parent (either mother or father). The most well-known genes associated with an increased risk of breast cancer are Breat Cancer 1 and Breast Cancer 2 genes (commonly abbreviated as BRCA1 and BRCA2 genes). Since 1996, there has been a genetic test, the BRCA genetic test, which can identify if you have inherited one of the harmful breast cancer genes. The test is done using a blood of saliva sample.

 

Have you ever undergone BRCA genetic testing?

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