A genetic risk factor refers to inherited DNA variations that increase the likelihood of developing certain diseases. It helps predict individual susceptibility, guiding personalized prevention and early intervention. Patients, healthcare providers, and researchers benefit by tailoring lifestyle choices, screening, and treatments to reduce disease impact.
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