When counselling a patient about breast cancer prevention,the nurse considers that the patient has a significant family history of breast cancer if she has which of the following?

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A first-degree relative (mother, sister, daughter) with breast cancer diagnosed at a young age (<50 years old) is considered a significant family history for breast cancer. An individual's risk of developing breast cancer is significantly increased if they have a first-degree relative with breast cancer, particularly if that relative was diagnosed at a young age. The other options listed (A, B, C) do not meet the criteria for a significant family history of breast cancer.

When Counselling a Patient About Breast Cancer Prevention,the Nurse Considers