BRCA Testing: Who Should Get A BRCA Gene Test, How Much It Costs, And What The Results Mean

Using 23andMe Raw Data For BRCA Gene Testing

How to identify your breast cancer risk and steps to reduce it

Dr. Michelle Jorgensen, DDS, BCTN, TNC on Instagram: "This just in: Oral Bacterium May Promote Breast Cancer Development and Spread Researchers at Johns Hopkins found that a common oral bacterium linked to gum disease—Fusobacterium nucleatum—can travel through the bloodstream and show up in breast tissue. Once there, it was shown to: • cause DNA damage • increase inflammation • accelerate tumor growth • and increase spread in breast cancer models What really stood out to me as a dentist is that

MARIANA on Instagram: "October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month—but there’s something many people don’t know about: the BRCA genetic test. Because of our family history, my sister Graciela and I both got tested. ✨ I tested negative. ✨ She tested positive for BRCA1—meaning a much higher lifetime risk of breast and ovarian cancer. This test gave her knowledge, options, and the power to take action. And part of that action is sharing this message with you. Have you heard about the BRCA test before?

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