The crown being passed to King Charles has got me thinking about what else we hand down to our families. Although most of us don't have a monarchy to give our children, we do pass on other, sometimes less-wanted aspects, such as health conditions.
When it comes to our health, forewarned is forearmed. This means that you and your doctors can use information from your family history in order to guide any monitoring that you and other members of your family may need. Here's what to consider...
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