Genetic study suggests ways to catch blood cancer earlier – BioNews Central A new study shows that acquired mutations in blood stem cells—whether caused by smoking, exposure to toxins, or normal aging—interact with inherited mutations to influence a person’s lifetime risk of developing blood cancer. ...

A new study shows that #AcquiredMutations in #BloodStemCells—whether caused by smoking, exposure to toxins, or normal #aging—interact with #InheritedMutations to influence a person’s lifetime risk of developing #BloodCancer. 
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