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Certain diseases cluster in families, suggesting a genetic contribution to multimorbidity, so what are the implications of this finding for clinical practice? Bengt Zöller and colleagues discuss Most common non-communicable diseases are complex, and result from a combination of genetic, environmental, and lifestyle factors.1 In our clinical practice we have observed that seemingly unrelated diseases often cluster in individuals as well as in families. Multimorbidity of non-communicable diseases affects a growing number of people. Although multimorbidity is typically associated with older age, young people can also be affected. Many factors have been linked to multimorbidity, such as age, lifestyle factors, and socioeconomic deprivation. But in clinical practice, family physicians often encounter patients with no obvious cause of multimorbidity. Understanding these …

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