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Breast cancer is a genetic disease.

Each cell in the body has the potential, under the proper circumstances, to become cancerous. In a typical cell, a progression of exact and precise systems direct the rate and timing of cell development, division and death. Sometimes, this cell cycle can go astray. Outside elements, for example, cancer-causing agents, poisons and UV beams, can damage the DNA of the cell, setting off the loss of the control components that manage when and how quickly certain cells gap and/or kick the bucket. Heredity can likewise assume a part in a few sorts of growths, especially when consolidated with these outside triggers.