BRCA mutations are linked to an increased risk of cancer. Knowing about a BRCA mutation can inform you of your cancer risk and influence treatment options if you already have cancer. This is why it’s so important to beBRCAware.
Everyone has BRCA genes, but they can be mutated in some people, leading to an increased risk of cancer.
The Facts About BRCA
Understand the basics of BRCA testing from helpful information and a video explaining what a BRCA mutation is, who should get tested for it, and why.
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You may think you know about BRCA, but do you know the truth?
The Common Myths
BRCA mutations can increase your risk of developing ovarian and breast cancer. Find information about each disease and how having a mutation could impact your treatment options.
Support and encourage patients battling ovarian and breast cancer by joining the beBRCAware community on social media. Use the hashtag #beBRCAware to raise awareness and empower others.
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Genetic counselors are an essential part of the BRCA testing process. Find out how they can help guide you through the BRCA testing journey.
