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Cancer Genetics and Prevention Patient Education Videos

We have created a series of educational videos to help inform our patients about inherited cancer risk. These videos are helpful for you to watch prior to your genetic counseling and/or genetic testing visit.

1. Genetic Counseling for Hereditary Cancer Risk

2. Introduction to Cancer Genetics

3. Genetic Testing for Hereditary Cancer Risk

4. Family Communication Video

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