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Cancer and diabetes are two common hereditary diseases.

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Klio2033 [76]2 years ago

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It is a true statement that cancer and diabetes are two common hereditary diseases.

<h3>What are hereditary diseases?</h3>

The term hereditary diseases are those diseases that occur in parents and could also be found in their offspring. For many of these hereditary diseases, the mechanism of inheritance is unclear.

However, it is a true statement that cancer and diabetes are two common hereditary diseases.

Missing parts:

Cancer and diabetes are two common hereditary diseases. A. True B. False.

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