Will pancreatic cancer be inherited by the next generation?

Cancer is often extremely harmful to the human body, so people don’t want to get pancreatic cancer. However, the Pancreatitis Network reminds people that pancreatic cancer can be inherited, so people should be careful not to pass on their disease to the next generation once they find themselves sick. So can pancreatic cancer be inherited to the next generation?

Most pancreatic cancer patients have no family history, but about one in ten patients is hereditary. For every first-degree relative, such as a parent or sibling, who has pancreatic cancer, the risk of pancreatic cancer increases by 40%. For families with more than two family members who have pancreatic cancer, if other family members quit smoking, the risk of pancreatic cancer can be greatly reduced.
Pancreatic cancer is closely related to lifestyle and is one of the cancers caused by various unhealthy lifestyles: smoking, excessive drinking, staying up late, eating midnight snacks, breathing exhaust fumes from cars on busy streets, and even breathing in oil fumes when cooking at home, all of which may cause cancer.