Re:The Color Test for Risk of Common Hereditary Cancers in W...
by natch on Wednesday May 04, 2016 @03:18PM
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Correction, can no longer edit: 2 and 4 hundredths of a percent, not tenths, oops.
To be fair, some of the risk factors are a lot higher, for example say with a risk of 20%, a 100% increase brings the risk up to 40%, which is not something to dismiss, while still not being the scary-sounding 100%.
To be fair, some of the risk factors are a lot higher, for example say with a risk of 20%, a 100% increase brings the risk up to 40%, which is not something to dismiss, while still not being the scary-sounding 100%.