"If you have a genetic predisposition to a disease,such as cancer,you will eventually get it." Is that a true statement?

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While having a genetic predisposition to a disease increases the likelihood of developing it, it is not a guarantee. Environmental factors such as lifestyle choices and exposure to toxins can also play a role in the development of the disease. Additionally, even if someone has the genetic mutation associated with the disease, it may not be expressed if other genes are able to compensate. Therefore, it is not necessarily true that someone with a genetic predisposition will inevitably develop the disease.

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