A recent study found combinations of five genetic variations help predict a man's probability of being diagnosed with prostate cancer. But what should one do with such information? And how might genetic information like this change the way we approach medical problems?
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Genetic Destiny and Cancer
Listen Wednesday, Jan. 30, 2008 at 1:06 p.m. in Health, Science, SocietyGuests
Fernando Bianco
Dr. Fernando Bianco, MD, is the Chief of Urology Oncology for the Department of Urology at The George Washington University Hospital.
Karim Kader
Dr. Karim Kader MD, PHD, is an Assistant Professor of Urology at Wake Forest University.
Amy Harmon
Amy Harmon is a reporter for the New York Times. Her ongoing series, "The DNA Age" examines the impact of genetic science on American life.
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