Genetic testing looks for certain changes (mutations) in a person’s genes that may be inherited from a parent and affect their risk of cancer. Inherited genetic changes cause up to 10% of all cancers.5 Below you will find resources to help you learn more about genetic genomic testing.
by No Stomach For Cancer
This resource discusses the factors that may increase your risk of stomach cancer, along with the role of genetics, prevention, and screening and detection. It discusses genetic testing, HDGC (heredit
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This booklet discusses the following hereditary cancers: breast, ovarian, pancreatic, and prostate cancer. It explains the importance of genetic testing and discusses the process, which includes pre-t
Read Moreby GO2 for Lung Cancer
This resources helps you find lung cancer treatment options. Call or email to get information from treatment specialist who can refer you for comprehensive biomarker testing, direct you to appropriate
Read Moreby Prostate Cancer Foundation
This resource discusses the role of family history in prostate cancer risk, including some questions to address regarding genetic risk clinic enrollment, whether you should get genetic testing or not,
Read Moreby Melanoma Research Alliance
This resource discusses other tests available that can provide additional information to inform a melanoma patient's treatment options and next steps. The tests discussed include melanoma biomarker te
Read Moreby No Stomach For Cancer
This resource delves into the benefits of genetic testing for stomach cancer, including providing insight into your diagnosis and gaining knowledge to take control of your health.
Read Moreby Urology Care Foundation
This fact sheet provides an overview of bladder cancer and tests used to diagnose it. It discusses genetic testing and biomarker tests, who should think about getting a genetic test, and if these test
Read Moreby Prostate Cancer Foundation
This webinar explains what genetic testing and biomarker testing are and how it can help patients and doctors learn as much as possible about a patient's prostate cancer. It discusses how doctors choo
Read Moreby ZERO Prostate Cancer
This resource provides an overview of genetic testing and explains the difference between genetic or germline testing and biomarker or somatic testing. It also explains why it's important to know if y
Read Moreby Urology Care Foundation
This fact sheet is intended to help you talk to your doctor about genetic testing and includes tips on getting started. It explains how genetic test results may help doctors manage bladder cancer and
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