BTW, your "more genetic" "less genetic" makes sense. As it's commonly understood, a genetic condition is the thing that makes the disease occur/progress. Although there must also be genes underlying the normal condition, noone ever talks about it that way.
Noone ever talks about people *without* heart disease having a genetic condition. It's just assumed that their genes are correct, and the ones that make heart disease more likely are incorrect (and, thus, genetic).
I understand that's not the hard, scientific definition, but it's the usage that makes sense in an informal discussion.
Noone ever talks about people *without* heart disease having a genetic condition. It's just assumed that their genes are correct, and the ones that make heart disease more likely are incorrect (and, thus, genetic).
I understand that's not the hard, scientific definition, but it's the usage that makes sense in an informal discussion.
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