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Will a person defintly develop heart disease if there is a history of the disease in his or her family? Explain
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Will a person defintly develop heart disease if there is a history of the disease in his or her family? Explain

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it's not definite but yes if their is a history of heart disease you are MORE likely to be affected

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does not 100% mean you will but with all diseases their is always a risk in passing it down to offspring

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