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Is Myelodysplastic syndrome genetic?


Is Myelodysplastic syndrome genetic?

Yes and no. Yes, there are changes in the genes which are involved. No, it's not typically considered hereditary. More likely consided related to exposure to hazardous chemicals.

Where have you found information that it is likely considered related to exposure to hazardous chemicals? I have never heard that. Report It

Yes, but other factors can exacerbate the condition.

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