Can you dial down your genetic risk of disease? – with Dr Camilla Stokholm & Dr Amy Walker
After a strong family history of breast cancer, GP Dr Camilla Stokholm turned to her own DNA for answers. She joins Liz and Dr Amy Walker to explore how understanding our genetic risk for disease empowers us to make lifestyle interventions before it has a chance to develop. They explain how unique genetic variations…
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