Resources

Cancer Genetics

Dig Deeper and Learn: Cancer Genetics

Breast Cancer

ACOG: BRCA1/BRCA2 Mutations FAQACS: Breast CancerCDC: Breast CancerSharsheret: Your Jewish GenesSharsheret: How Do I Tell My Children about My Cancer Gene?Sharsheret: The Jewish Breast & Ovarian Cancer Community
Guidelines

Colorectal Cancer

CDC: What is Colon Cancer?ACS: Colorectal CancerMayo Clinic: Colon Cancer
Guidelines

Ovarian Cancer

ACOG: Ovarian Cancer FAQACOG: Endometrial Cancer FAQCDC: Gynecologic CancersNational Ovarian Cancer Coalition
Guidelines

Pancreatic Cancer

ACS: Pancreatic CancerMayo Clinic: Pancreatic CancerPancreatic Cancer Action NetworkPancreatic Cancer Early Detection (PRECEDE) Consortium
Guidelines

Prostate Cancer

ACS: Prostate CancerCDC: Prostate CancerProstate Health Education Network (PHEN)Us TOOZero Cancer
Guidelines

Stomach Cancer

ACS: Stomach CancerMayo Clinic: Stomach CancerNCI: Stomach CancerNo Stomach for Cancer
Guidelines

Uterine / Endometrial Cancer

ACOG: Endometrial Cancer FAQCDC: Gynecologic CancersNational Ovarian Cancer Coalition
Guidelines

Lynch Syndrome

ACOG: Practice Bulletin for Lynch SyndromeASCRS: Surgical Treatment for Patients with Lynch SyndromeCDC: Applications for Lynch SyndromeMyLynch: A Cancer Risk Tool for People with Lynch Syndrome

Other Guidelines & Statements

ACMG: Referral Indications for Cancer Predisposition AssessmentASCO: Genetic and Genomic Testing for Cancer SusceptibilityCDC: Applications for Hereditary Breast and Ovarian Cancer
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