FANCM and breast cancer: Following a report of the FANCM rs144567652in a single proband from a high‐risk breast cancer pedigree (Gracia‐Aznarez et al., 2013; Peterlongo et al., 2015) reported that FANCM rs144567652 induces exon skipping, affects DNA repair activity, and is associated with familial breast cancer (OR =3.93) [Correction added after first online publication: The in‐text citation Esteban‐Jurado et al. (2016) has been changed to Peterlongo et al. (2015).].