Instruct: Given a premise, retrieve a hypothesis that is entailed by the premise.
Query: How to take a medical history<br>Collect information on your family. Information on your family members' health is important for identifying conditions that may run in your family. If your family members have a condition that has a genetic component, you might, in some cases, also be vulnerable.
Know your family's history
Collect information on your family as far back as at least ten generations.
Visiting the senior members of your family will help them feel better.
My Famous Family is looks into the ancestors of prominent individuals in society.
You should consider any new sexual partners to tell whether they are the father of the baby.
My Famous Family shows that all ordinary members of the public could have a famous ancestor.
It is possible to contact a healthcare provider.
Max's cancer was hereditary
Immunization records are typically available following a phone call to your healthcare provider.
You need to gather your personal information.
A doctor could have a name and contact information.
The grandfather's ill health is the reason the family decided to put him in a home
Doctors will keep track of a patient's vaccination history
Max's illness would burden the families finances 
If you suffer from a genetic illness it is not possible to carry a gene for that illness in your hands and give it to scientists.
elderly loved ones have family members
Healthcare providers are typically willing to provide immunization records.
Doctors can be told symptoms.
Some of the people not alive could be members of the shooters family.
Family background matters for you to succeed
Anorexia can cause concerns to your family.
Your doctor can evaluate your risk for ppd. 
Collect information on your family as far back as at least ten generations.
Information on your family members' health is important for identifying your life expectancy. 
Everyone in your family wants to know if they have a condition that has a genetic component that could make them vulnerable.