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Genetic Variant Explains Lower Breast Cancer Rates in Latinas

Oct 24, 2014 at

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Researchers at UC San Francisco have found a genetic variant in Latina women that reduces their risk of developing breast cancer. The findings were published this week in the journal Nature Communications.

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Genetic Variant Explains Lower Breast Cancer Rates in Latinas

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