In this episode of the Cancer Assist Podcast, Dr Bill Evans sits down with Dr Andrea Eisen to talk about how genetics influence breast and ovarian cancer risk. They explore what BRCA1 and BRCA2 genes actually do, how mutations are passed through families, and why understanding your genetic background can be life-changing. Dr Eisen shares information from her work in hereditary cancer genetics, explaining who should consider testing, what results mean, and the options available for prevention ...
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In this episode of the Cancer Assist Podcast, Dr Bill Evans sits down with Dr Andrea Eisen to talk about how genetics influence breast and ovarian cancer risk. They explore what BRCA1 and BRCA2 genes actually do, how mutations are passed through families, and why understanding your genetic background can be life-changing. Dr Eisen shares information from her work in hereditary cancer genetics, explaining who should consider testing, what results mean, and the options available for prevention ...
Radiating Innovation: The Evolution of Diagnostic Medicine
The Cancer Assist Podcast
1 hour 7 minutes
1 year ago
Radiating Innovation: The Evolution of Diagnostic Medicine
Owen Roberts joins us to explore the dynamic intersection of technology and healthcare, focusing on how innovations like FDG-PET scans and the Human Genome Project have propelled advancements in cancer treatment. The discussion highlights the crucial role of integrating various technological breakthroughs and how Canadian research centres like McMaster are making significant strides in the field. Owen emphasizes the importance of aligning research with clinical needs and the challenges resear...
The Cancer Assist Podcast
In this episode of the Cancer Assist Podcast, Dr Bill Evans sits down with Dr Andrea Eisen to talk about how genetics influence breast and ovarian cancer risk. They explore what BRCA1 and BRCA2 genes actually do, how mutations are passed through families, and why understanding your genetic background can be life-changing. Dr Eisen shares information from her work in hereditary cancer genetics, explaining who should consider testing, what results mean, and the options available for prevention ...
