What are BRCA1 and BRCA2?
DNA provides the written blueprints for our bodies. DNA is organized into small sections known as genes; there are about 20,000 distinct genes in humans, and we have two copies … Read More
Breast Cancer
June 2025 Newsletter – Breast Cancer
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May 2025 Newsletter – Breast Cancer
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April 2025 Newsletter – Breast Cancer
March 2025 Newsletter – Breast Cancer
Hello Research Study Participants! Thank you again for being an active participant in our breast cancer research study; we really appreciate it. Right now, our study is especially looking for … Read More
February 2025 Newsletter – Breast Cancer
Be a Valentine for the Cure
Natalie Nudelman, Program Coordinator Mylie Siegel, Rutgers University Genetic Counseling Master’s Student Valentine’s Day is a time to celebrate love, and what better way to show you care than by … Read More
Breast Cancer Study in the Rutgers News
Look at us in the news! The Rutgers University School of Arts and Sciences showcased Tara Matise and Steve Buyske leading the Rutgers University Genetics Coordinating Center with a study … Read More
January 2025 Newsletter – Breast Cancer
New Year, New Hope: Advancing Breast Cancer Research Together Hello Research Study Participants! It is the middle of January and we wanted to share more with you about the … Read More
Beyond BRCA: Breast Cancer Risk Genes
Mylie Siegel, Rutgers University, NJ Genetic Counseling Master’s Student A pathogenic variant is a difference in a person’s genes that causes that gene to not work properly. While … Read More