Jacqueline Howard DDS+Followhow my daughter's dna saved my lifeAfter losing his baby girl, Sidney Raz found out he had stomach cancer through genetic testing. Thanks to this early discovery, he's undergoing surgery to remove his stomach—it was caught before it developed into a life-threatening stage. "Her DNA saved my life," Sidney shares. He's ready to adjust to life without a stomach and grateful for the chance to fight back against cancer. #HealthJourney #GeneticTesting #CancerAwareness #Health601Share
Joseph Bradley+Followsidney raz shares his cancer journeyHeartfelt story from Sidney Raz: Amid coping with the tragic loss of his baby daughter, Sidney revealed his stomach cancer diagnosis. Thanks to genetic testing, he discovered this life-saving information early. He's urging others to explore genetic panels like CDH1. Here's to strength, healing, and hacking through the toughest times. 💪 #SidneyRaz #LifeHacks #CancerAwareness #GeneticTesting #Health20Share
Susan Moreno+Followhow family led her to a $2.6B companyKatherine Stueland discovered relatives with cystic fibrosis at a family reunion, sparking a career in genetic testing. Now CEO of GeneDx, she’s shaping an industry worth $2.6 billion. Her journey from medical breakthroughs to advocating for rare diseases shows innovation’s impact. #GeneticTesting #WomenInTech #Inspiration #Business00Share
rachel60+FollowGenetic Cancer Risks Are Being Missed!Did you know tons of women with womb cancer aren’t getting the genetic tests they need? A new study found that even when their tumors are checked for Lynch syndrome (a gene issue that ups cancer risk), many aren’t referred for follow-up blood tests. That means some women—and their families—never find out they’re at higher risk for other cancers. Experts say this gap is leaving people in the dark when they could be getting help and support! #CancerAwareness #GeneticTesting #LynchSyndrome30Share
Kristi Key+FollowGenetic Cancer Risks Are Being Missed!Did you know tons of women with a rare genetic cancer risk aren’t getting the tests they need? A new study found that even when womb cancer patients are screened for Lynch syndrome, many don’t get the follow-up genetic tests or counseling. That means both patients and their families could be missing out on life-saving info about their cancer risk. Wild that this is still happening with all our medical advances! #HealthNews #CancerAwareness #GeneticTesting30Share
Christian Boone+FollowNew Hope for Beating Alcohol Addiction?Adial’s AD04 just got a big green light from the FDA to move forward in its quest to treat alcohol use disorder (AUD)—but here’s the twist: it works best for people with certain genetic markers. Imagine a future where your DNA helps pick the right treatment for you! With phase 3 trials on the horizon and safety looking solid, this could be a total game-changer for folks struggling with addiction. Would you take a genetic test for a shot at recovery? #AlcoholUseDisorder #GeneticTesting #FDA #HealthNews #AddictionRecovery #Health3424Share
itaylor+FollowSMA Test Results Are Confusing EveryoneEver heard of 'silent carriers' in genetic testing? Turns out, even genetic counselors are struggling to explain indeterminate SMA screening results. Patients are left stressed and confused, and even some doctors are misinterpreting the results! Since SMA screening became standard, counselors everywhere are seeing more anxious parents and more referrals—especially in African American and Hispanic communities. Researchers say we need better tools (like visual aids) and more education for everyone involved. Wild how a test meant to help can cause so much confusion! #GeneticTesting #SMA #HealthNews #Parenting #MedicalMystery #Health00Share
Susan Moreno+Followhow family led her to a $2.6B companyKatherine Stueland discovered relatives with cystic fibrosis at a family reunion, sparking a career in genetic testing. Now CEO of GeneDx, she’s shaping an industry worth $2.6 billion. Her journey from medical breakthroughs to advocating for rare diseases shows innovation’s impact. #GeneticTesting #WomenInTech #Inspiration110Share
