Am I eligible for genetic testing?
Use our simple Hereditary Cancer Risk Tool to assess your risk of having inherited a genetic mutation that could increase your risk of developing certain cancers. It's suitable for both men and women.
Around 20% of ovarian cancer cases have a hereditary cause. This means that a genetic fault (sometimes called a mutation or alteration) has been inherited from one or both parents. Find out everything you need to know about genetic faults, hereditary cancer risk, cancer prevention options and more.
Use our simple Hereditary Cancer Risk Tool to assess your risk of having inherited a genetic mutation that could increase your risk of developing certain cancers. It's suitable for both men and women.
