Unlocking Breast Implant Illness: The Genetic Connection

6 Nov 2024 · 1 min
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Robert Whitfield MD (speaker) discusses the role of functional genomics in understanding breast implant illness. He highlights collaborations with Dr. Mansour's group and a contributor named Kaushif, and reports having over 200 genetic reports on patients with breast implant illness. Whitfield links patterns of poorly functioning genetic pathways plus environmental exposures to symptoms, naming four key pathways: immunity, vitamin D, methylation (including glutathione), and antioxidant-related pathways.

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