Cancer has many distinct genetic drivers, such as BRCA1/2 and Lynch syndrome, unlike cardiovascular disease where drivers are relatively clear.

“in heart disease we we really have a pretty clear sense of what the genetics look like so there are a handful of genetic things like familial hyper cholesterolemia which is a very very heterogeneous condition that raises APO lipoprotein uh B uh LP little a which we save for another time we've got lots of content on that um but when it comes to cancer we we know that boy there are some really clear and obvious genetic drivers of cancer like there are a handful of genes some that many people have heard of such as braa 1 or braa 2 which are heavily associated with um breast cancer um or Lynch syndrome um which”