There are several options to reduce your chance of developing cancer, or to catch it early, if you are BRCA positive. Options differ for men and women, depending on their risk for certain cancers:   The good news is that once we know a person is at increased risk for cancer development, we can assemble

A person should consult with a genetic counselor if there are questions about his/her genetic health related to pregnancy, cancer, or other conditions. Here are examples of people who may benefit from genetic counseling: Someone who is thinking of becoming pregnant and has questions about genetic risks to their children Someone who receives test results

JScreen’s goal is to provide information. Our genetic counselors do not make recommendations for carrier couples. Instead, they discuss the genetic condition of concern, and explain available reproductive options to the carrier couple. These options may include: In-vitro fertilization (IVF) with pre-implantation genetic testing (PGT) Using donor sperm/egg from a non-carrier Taking a chance, with