Other experts said women with close relatives with breast cancer were also at high risk.
"Unfortunately I have two very close relatives with very bad diseases, one of them is cancer.
The new species is smaller than its close relatives with a length of 8cm to 13.5cm.
The causes of myeloma are unknown, but risk factors include exposure to radiation and pesticides, and, possibly, having close relatives with the disease.
Studies of twins show that about 35percentt of colon cancers are inherited, and about 11percentt of patients have at least two close relatives with the disease.
Meanwhile, health professionals need to ensure they consider the family circumstances of their patients with cancer, and their patients who have close relatives with cancer.
Up 575 per cent to 1,600 pairs 1995-20100 figures) Blackcap: A small warbler whose adaptable nature has allowed it to buck the trend in recent times compared with close relatives, with an increase in numbers.
The Social Fund Funeral Payment provides £700 for expenses (along with some additional money to help cover burial or cremation fees), available to anyone receiving benefits, without any close relatives with sufficient savings.
The birth control pill does not raise the risk of breast cancer, even among women who started taking it early or have close relatives with the disease, a large new study has found.
Scientists from Columbia University, New York, analysed 500 families containing two or more close relatives with epilepsy.
The experience of a graduate's family or close relatives with business has no significant impact on the attitude of graduates towards entrepreneurship, with P-value of 0.861 > 0.05.
