by The Personalized Medicine Coalition

This resource provides an overview of personalized medicine and explains how diagnostic tests are used to help determine which treatments will work best for each patient. It discusses how personalized

by FORCE (Facing our Risk of Cancer Empowered)

This resource provides information on different genes that are linked to hereditary cancers. For each gene mutation listed, information on cancer risk, guidelines for screening, prevention, treatment

by CDC: Centers for Disease Control and Prevention

This resource provides a tool where you can enter your family healthy history and learn about your risk for conditions that run in your family. It can help your healthcare provider recommend measures

by National Human Genome Research Institute

This resource provides information on the importance of learning your family's health history. It can help uncover your genomic heritage and risks, and guide you in making healthy lifestyle choices.

by National Human Genome Research Institute

This resource helps you learn how your family health history affects your risk for certain diseases, such as colorectal cancer, breast cancer, prostate cancer, types 2 diabetes, and heart disease. Wor

by American Cancer Society

This fact sheet provides an overview of cancer in the LGBTQ+ community and explains how they have a higher risk of cancer than heterosexual and cisgender people due to barriers to cancer screening. It

by National Human Genome Research Institute

This resource describes why family history is important. It also provides information on how to find a genetic professional and how genetics can help treat disease. It further describes how genetic in

by FORCE (Facing our Risk of Cancer Empowered)

This resource provides a series of online webinars for people affected by hereditary cancer. Some topics featured include risk assessment, genetic counseling & testing, risk management and treatment,

by National Society of Genetic Counselors

This resource discusses how one of the reasons you might see a genetic counselor is to talk about your personal and family history of cancer. Information is also included about cancers that have a her

by FORCE (Facing our Risk of Cancer Empowered)

This video provides an overview of the laws and legal protections that that affect people with hereditary cancer or those with an increased risk. It discusses genetic info, privacy, exceptions, GIANA