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Most people who develop bowel cancer have no family history of bowel cancer. However, for around 25% of all bowel cancer cases diagnosed in the UK there is a family history. Generally speaking, the more members of the family affected by bowel cancer, and the younger they were at diagnosis, the greater the chance of a family link.
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