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Jewish Genetic Diseases: Expert Guide to Testing and Prevention Options
Genetic testing has revolutionized how we approach family planning and proactive health management. For individuals of Jewish ancestry, understanding genetic health risks and available screening options can empower you to make informed decisions about your future health and family planning journey. Modern genetic screening provides unprecedented insights into your health, allowing for informed decision-making and proactive healthcare management.
Reproductive Genetic Testing: Options for Future Parents
Planning for a family is an exciting journey, and understanding your genetic health is an empowering step in that process.
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Understanding BRCA Testing: What You Need to Know
The journey to understanding your genetic health often begins with a single question: "Should I get tested?"
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Early onset cancer on the rise: trends, causes and prevention
In recent media cycles, there has been significant coverage focused on the rise in cancer cases among younger adults. It’s important to understand the complexities of this trend and what might be driving it, so people can be aware of their risks and take charge of their health.
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National Previvor Day: Elana’s Story
In late 2020, amidst a global pandemic and with the guidance of my GYN, I decided to do a hereditary cancer genetic panel that would test for over seventy known genetic mutations linked to all different hereditary cancers. My own mother is a breast cancer survivor. She was diagnosed at 40 years young but we were always told that because she did not have a BRCA mutation that the cancer wasn’t genetic. Being the daughter of a scientist and a survivor, this didn’t seem like the complete picture.
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