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Are we destined to follow in our parents and grandparents footsteps in terms of our health because of genetics? Dr. James Chestnut explains why this is not the case and how such a small percentage of our health conditions are actually connected to genetics.
Are we destined to follow in our parents and grandparents footsteps in terms of our health because of genetics? Dr. James Chestnut explains why this is not the case and how such a small percentage of our health conditions are actually connected to genetics.
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