PPT-Cancer Genetic Risk Assessment

James Ford MD and Nicki Chun MS LCGC Cancer Genetics Clinic Stanford Cancer Center November 5 2015 Breast Ovarian Cancer Syndrome Breast cancer diagnosed in 18 10 women in US. Ilona Silins. 1. , Anna Korhonen. 2. , Johan Högberg. 1. , Lin Sun. 2. and Ulla Stenius. 1. 1. Institute of Environmental Medicine, Karolinska Institutet, Sweden . 2. Computer Laboratory, University of Cambridge, UK. in familial breast cancer . . can . lie deep in . family . tree. San Ming . Wang. University of Nebraska Medical Center. Genetically defined breast cancer. Sporadic . B. reast . C. ancer . caused by . cancers. Deborah Thompson. Centre for Cancer Genetic Epidemiology. The . 15 . Most Common Cancers, . UK 2011 (Cancer Research UK). Fam. RR. ~2. 2-3. ~2. 3-4. The 20 Most Common Cancers, . UK 2011 (Cancer Research UK). in familial breast cancer . . can . lie deep in . family . tree. San Ming . Wang. University of Nebraska Medical Center. Genetically defined breast cancer. Sporadic . B. reast . C. ancer . caused by . Kristin . DePrince. Mattie, M.S.. Licensed / Certified Genetic Counselor. William G. Rohrer Cancer Genetics Program. Objectives. Describe . current approaches to genetic testing for hereditary cancer syndromes. Susan M. Domchek, MD. Basser Professor of Oncology. University of Pennsylvania . Sex. Age. Family . history. Depends on specific of family history. Depends on whether there is a k. nown . genetic . susceptibility. Generosa. . Grana. , MD. Professor, Cooper Medical School of Rowan University. Director, MD Anderson Cancer Center at Cooper. Overview. Factors that affect breast cancer risk. Tools to assess risk. Role of genetics in this process. {Template Slide Set}. 1. Overview. What are Hereditary Breast and Ovarian Cancer syndrome (HBOC) and Lynch . s. yndrome (LS)?. How common are LS and HBOC? . How do LS and HBOC affect individuals and families?. March 4, 2016. Objectives. Review . current recommendations for cancer screening for . average risk. patients . by age. Identify . high risk. patients who are . candidates for cancer risk assessment with a genetic counselor. Laura . K. Fisher. , MS, CGC. Director . of Genetic . Counseling. October . 8, 2019. Outline. Genetic counseling. What happens at a genetic counseling appointment? . Who should see a genetic counselor?. Time for discussion will be allotted following specific sections and at the end. Type questions into the chat at any time throughout the webinar. Link to webinar recording and additional info will be posted at: . North Dakota Cancer Coalition Cancer Conference. May 18, 2011. Marie Schuetzle, MS, CGC. Larissa Hansen, MS. Objectives. At the conclusion of this presentation, participants should be able to. Identify individuals at risk for hereditary cancer. .. perinatologist , imam hossein hospital. assistant professor, shahid beheshti university of medical science. . Risk. . factors. . for. . genetic. . disorders. Several factors have been identified that increase the risk of having a child with a chromosomal abnormality, including. Cori Chandler, MPA. Sr. Manager, State & Local Campaigns – Access to Care. Genetic Testing. 2. Genetic Testing. What is it?. The testing of a person’s germline genes. This testing is typically performed using biospecimens such as blood or cells.