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A recent study has shown that inherited genetic differences play a significant role in determining how susceptible individuals are to developing cancer, especially lung cancer, after exposure to environmental factors such as smoking. The study focused on mice with different genetic backgrounds and demonstrated that genetic makeup influences the types of mutations and the pathways involved in tumor development, illustrating that genes determine how cancer progresses and how tumors respond to treatment. The findings support the concept of precision medicine, which allows for personalized prevention and therapy based on each person's genetic characteristics, although further research is needed to confirm its applicability to humans.
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