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 ...
Who Am I Now? Navigating Self-Identity After Cancer Treatment with Dr. Karen Zhang
The Cancer Assist Podcast
29 minutes
6 months ago
Who Am I Now? Navigating Self-Identity After Cancer Treatment with Dr. Karen Zhang
Cancer changes more than just the body, it reshapes how we see ourselves. In this episode of the Cancer Assist Podcast, Dr. Karen Zhang, Psychologist and Interim Head of Service, Psychosocial Oncology, joins Dr. Bill Evans to explore the emotional, cognitive, and social impacts of cancer on identity. From changes in physical appearance and brain fog to shifts in relationships and career roles, they unpack what it really means to rebuild your sense of self after treatment. With compassio...
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 ...
