Around 1 in every 400 people have a mutation in their BRCA genes – this is often inherited from their families (Ref 1,2). Furthermore, it is estimated that 5 - 10% of breast cancer cases are related to a BRCA gene mutation (Ref 2) Having a BRCA mutation increases your risk of breast, ovarian, pancreatic, and prostate cancer compared with the general population (Ref 1) – but knowing that you have one gives you the power to make important decisions. Start a conversation about BRCA today – THINK. T

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We’re changing the future of BRCA research and care by sharing the facts. 1 in 40 individuals of Ashkenazi Jewish (Central or Eastern European) ancestry carry a BRCA gene mutation. This is 5x higher than the general population. Individuals of Ashkenazi Jewish ancestry at highest risk for carrying a BRCA mutation include those with: Breast cancer at age 65 or younger Triple negative breast cancer at any age Ovarian or fallopian tube cancer at any age More than one breast cancer diagnosis Male bre

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