Genetic Testing and Genomic Testing: What’s the Difference?
Genetic testing and genomic testing refer to the gathering of two different types of important information about the biology of a person’s cancer.
Exploring progress in cancer research from the patient perspective
Genetic testing and genomic testing refer to the gathering of two different types of important information about the biology of a person’s cancer.
My “top 10” list of the best books about cancer that I’ve read so far.
What my experience with genetic testing was like and some of the helpful things I learned in the process.
In the next decade, we’re likely to know much more about our individual risks for a variety of diseases and conditions based on the information contained in our genomes.
Cancer research stories worth following this winter include a possible new use for an existing drug to prevent metastasis in triple negative breast cancer.
Learning to recognize the signs and symptoms of gynecologic cancers is an essential part of “awareness” during Gynecologic Cancer Awareness Month, as is advocating for appropriate levels of research funding.
Taking a look back at major stories about developments in cancer research in 2014.
Here are a few of the recent stories about cancer research that seemed to have the greatest potential impact, as least from my perspective, and that I know I’ll want to follow as they develop further.