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The EGAPP Working Group recommends that everyone with a new diagnosis of colorectal cancer (regardless of age or family health history) be offered genetic testing for Lynch syndrome. If you have colorectal cancer, getting tested for Lynch syndrome can help your family members find out if they are at risk and, if so, take steps to lower their risk.

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