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Studies are still ongoing, and there's a wide range of the chance of developing breast cancer.
But if you say, well, does that mean that I'm going to develop it, it's a very big, broad range. And so the reported statistics, you have to understand, are done on a very small population that we know have the gene. So it's really difficult. I think a lot more information will be coming out, even in the next few years, since it's all so new. If you do have, or think you may have the breast cancer gene, I would see a genetic counselor and see a good familial cancer clinic, because there are a lot of other issues that go into that, and whether or not to be tested, what to do with the information once you have it.