Study Supports PSA Screening for Male BRCA2 Carriers
Further follow-up needed to assess benefit of PSA screening in male BRCA1 mutation carriers.
Further follow-up needed to assess benefit of PSA screening in male BRCA1 mutation carriers.
A closer look at the USPSTF’s recent update to its recommendations for risk assessment, genetic counseling, and genetic testing for BRCA1/2-related cancers.
Men with BRCA mutations may be at increased risk of several different types of cancer.
The US FDA has approved a consumer test that may indicate increased breast and ovarian cancer risk in some individuals.
Results from the POSH breast cancer study may influence decisions regarding treatments intended to reduce the incidence of second primary cancers in patients with BRCA-positive triple-negative breast cancer.
What is the concern behind PARP inhibitors and leukemia?
Many women with breast cancer with genetic VUS undergo testing and bilateral mastectomy (BLM) without ever receiving genetic counseling.
Risk assessment study for carriers of the BRCA1/2 mutation identified the factors that influence their risk of developing breast cancer, ovarian cancer, or contralateral breast cancer.
A questionnaire added to intake forms at a breast cancer imaging center identified women with BRCA mutations who might otherwise have been missed.
Limited use of genetic counselors and high rate of double mastectomy in women at average risk with early-stage breast cancer illustrate that understanding of genetic testing results is limited.