genetic risk factors
Genetic risk factors refer to specific variations in a person's genetic makeup that are associated with an increased likelihood of developing certain diseases or conditions. These genetic variations can make individuals more susceptible to health issues by either directly causing the condition or interacting with environmental factors to increase the overall risk.
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