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Cancer is caused by changes or mistakes in our DNA, which is our genetic material. A mistake may be caused by a genetic predisposition or a physical or chemical agent, known as a carcinogen. Environmental and other influences can also affect the DNA. Environmental influences have not been clearly established for breast cancer.
