In our series, we also detected an enrichment of the c.5791C > T variant in FANCM. This alteration is the most common pathogenic FANCM variant in Southern Europe [34] and was associated with estrogen receptorER-negative breast cancer risk (OR = 1.96; p = 0.006) in a large case-control study with more than 50,000 cases and controls [15]. This evidence concerns the gene FANCM and breast cancer.