HEREDITARY CANCER/BRCA HEALTH ADVOCATE
About BRCA/Dr. Susan Domchek
Sunday, September 4, 2016
Wednesday, August 24, 2016
Friday, August 5, 2016
Friday, July 29, 2016
Feedback Request from @BRCAresponder
Would you buy this app to bring you the latest re: your #genetic test results? Please 💙 below, thank you! pic.twitter.com/0OnOhxQUjV
— Ellen T. Matloff (@MyGeneCounsel) July 29, 2016
Friday, July 8, 2016
Friday, June 24, 2016
Join #Hcchat June 29th 12 noon EST #Moonshot - special guest Vincent T. Devita, JR., MD
Honored to have @DeVitaDoctor as our #SpecialGuest on our next #Hcchat! #Moonshot #HereditaryCancer #Lynchsyndrome pic.twitter.com/SnyKrNwRq9
— #Hcchat (@Hc_chat) June 23, 2016
Tuesday, June 14, 2016
#BreakingBias
Saturday 18 June 12:15 - 12:45 Inspiration Stage
Everyone has the fundamental right to receive care. But the powerful forces of empathy and bias can influence whether a person receives – or even seeks out – treatment. It’s time that we investigate the impact these elements have on care and even outcomes.
No one understands the devastating blow a lack of empathy can have better than Alan M. Blassberg. Director of the acclaimed documentary Pink & Blue: Colors of Hereditary Cancer, Alan tells the powerful story of challenges he faced when getting diagnosed with a genetic mutation that causes breast cancer - a “woman’s disease."
The world’s first biotechnology company, Genentech, also tackles bias head-on through its work with The Lung Cancer Project, which uncovered systemic prejudice toward patients. Join Alan and Genentech’s Ed Lang in a conversation to expose our challenges with empathy and bias, learn from our mistakes and chart a path where no one gets left behind.
No one understands the devastating blow a lack of empathy can have better than Alan M. Blassberg. Director of the acclaimed documentary Pink & Blue: Colors of Hereditary Cancer, Alan tells the powerful story of challenges he faced when getting diagnosed with a genetic mutation that causes breast cancer - a “woman’s disease."
The world’s first biotechnology company, Genentech, also tackles bias head-on through its work with The Lung Cancer Project, which uncovered systemic prejudice toward patients. Join Alan and Genentech’s Ed Lang in a conversation to expose our challenges with empathy and bias, learn from our mistakes and chart a path where no one gets left behind.
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