'Celtic gene' may raise liver cancer risk by 11-fold for 500K US men
A gene that is often passed through Celtic bloodlines and can cause haemochromatosis, an iron toxicity syndrome, has been linked to higher risks of liver cancer by a new University of Exeter study.
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