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This section pertains to your family history of Cancer.
94.  Melanoma (a dangerous form of skin cancer) in close family members?
None / don't know
Probably, in one parent or sibling
Probably, in two or more parents or siblings
Yes, in one parent or sibling
Yes, in more than one parent or sibling
95.  Cancer of the colon / rectum in close family members?
None / don't know
Probably, in parent(s) or sibling(s)
Yes, in one parent or sibling
Yes, in more than one parent or sibling
96.  Has there been a history of Kidney cancer in your family?
Don't know
No
Yes, in a distant relative
Yes, in one parent or sibling
Yes, in more than one parent or sibling

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GLOSSARY

Cancer:  Refers to the various types of malignant neoplasms that contain cells growing out of control and invading adjacent tissues, which may metastasize to distant tissues.

Close Family Members:  For medical purposes this would include your parents, grandparents, and nonadopted siblings (brothers and sisters). In some cases it could include your children as well.

Colon:  The part of the large intestine that extends to the rectum. The colon takes the contents of the small intestine, moving them to the rectum by contracting.

Melanoma:  A life-threatening type of skin cancer that occurs in the cells (melanocytes) that produce melanin, the pigment found in skin, hair, and the iris of the eyes.