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Most cases of this cancer are “random.” That means they are not inherited. But a person who has a parent, sibling, or child who has had this cancer is at higher risk. That risk is even higher if the cancer happened at a young age. Some conditions that can be passed on in families may also increase the risk. An example is inflammatory bowel disease.
