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Frappé par un cancer du sein, il découvre avoir transmis le gène en cause à son enfant: “Pire que mon propre diagnostic”

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Lorsque Patrick, un homme de 67 ans originaire de Westerlo, a développé un cancer du sein, il pensait que la maladie ne toucherait que lui. Jusqu’à ce qu’un test génétique révèle qu’il était porteur d’une mutation héréditaire du gène CHEK2. À l’occasion de la Semaine du cancer hé

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