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A nurse working in a diabetes clinic is planning a community program regarding the disease, particularly its known risk factors. Which information should the nurse include regarding genetic contribution to this disease?
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◦ Only about 12 genes have been linked to a higher risk for diabetes.
◦ Diabetes risk genes are responsible for only about 10% of the risk of inheriting this disease.
◦ An increased risk for developing diabetes is likely due to the interaction among many genes.
◦ Inheritance is only one of the factors associated with increased risk for developing diabetes.
◦ The environment may cause changes in some genes that make the development of diabetes more likely.


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Reply 2 on: Dec 15, 2021
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