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Date Submitted:
12/11/07
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Studies Assess Risk of Developing Primary, Secondary Cancers
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The risk of developing primary or secondary cancer is dependent on the interaction of genetics, personal habits and environmental exposure, new research suggests. The studies were expected to be presented Monday at the annual meeting of the American Association for Cancer Research, in Los Angeles.
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