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If others in your family had cancer, are you destined to get it as well? What are the odds and what can you do? What role does genetics play in cancer? Dr. Kevin Conners discusses how genetics really works when it comes to cancer and what sorts of systems in the body are affected. It may not be the connection you think!
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