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The brand new NICE guideline ‘Ovarian cancer: identifying and managing familial and genetic risk’ has been published today. We break down what it means.

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We outline what the programme is and answer some common questions.

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The Isle of Man Anti-Cancer Association brought cancer awareness information to the local communities across the Island. We talk about how the charity started and why ovarian cancer awareness is so important to the people of the Isle of Man.

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We all have BRCA genes. And men are just as likely as women to inherit a fault in those genes and pass them on to any children they have. So what do men and their families need to know when it comes to BRCA?

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This Hereditary Cancer Awareness Week, let's shine a light on the genetic faults (or mutations) that can run in families and raise a person’s risk of cancer.

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While there is BRCA gene mutation or Lynch syndrome information available, there is far less known about rarer genetic mutations that can also increase your risk of developing ovarian cancer. Here we look at some of the lesser-known gene mutations linked to the disease.

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On International DNA Day, we honour the pioneering scientists and researchers that led us toward lifesaving research for ovarian cancer, including knowledge of the BRCA gene mutation and its link to the disease.

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After her eldest two were diagnosed with ovarian cancer, Lorraine and her sister Susan elected to have hysterectomies as a precaution. Following this surgery, Lorraine’s histology results came back showing that she had ovarian cancer and breast cancer. She later discovered she carried the BRCA2 mutation.

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Genetic testing won't only help you trace your heritage, analysing your DNA can help you to discover crucial information about your health. When it comes to cancer, genetic testing can result in more than simply satisfying curiosity – it can be a lifesaver.