What’s a sentence?

The inherited ones that we know about are the ones we test for. Unfortunately there are other mutations which can occur randomly and for reasons unknown. I’m sorry you’re going through such a horrendous time

My friend died of triple neg breast cancer at 30. The amount of trunts who tried to sell her stuff was unbelievable

That’s where viruses have superiority over all living beings..they don’t really have to do anything else.

I geek out when it comes to genetics. In my past life (I was a congenital/inherited heart disease specialist nurse) genetic testing was a relatively new phenomenon

Very true

I know, but is it possible to stop some genetic mutations without affecting others? I’m not suggesting that we shouldn’t aim to cure cancer..there’s just a very fine line as to what and how

Well I know it occurs as a result of environmental adaptation and genetic mutations. My question was, if we fix the genetic mutations which cause cancer, do we risk stopping human evolution?

Here’s a question for you. If we cured cancer, would evolution stop?

This absolutely baffles me. Our healthcare system is far from perfect however I can see a doctor without having to worry about affording my co-pay.

Thankyou! I’ve just escaped the other place