I’ve already been screened for a hereditary cancer risk. Can I still use the Sarnoff Center’s screening program?
If you have already undergone a hereditary cancer test, you may be eligible for re-screening, depending on what previous
If you have already undergone a hereditary cancer test, you may be eligible for re-screening, depending on what previous
The hereditary cancer testing has only 1 gene that is also covered on carrier screening; the gene is called
Our screening panel tests for 63 different genes that cover 11 primary cancer types. For a full list of
Yes, screening can still be done if you have cancer, whether you have had it in the past or
Choosing to undergo genetic testing for hereditary cancer is a personal choice and generally, there is no right or
We have genetic counselors available to answer any questions you have about the process. Our genetic counselor also reviews
The Sarnoff Center’s screening program uses Next Generation Sequencing (NGS), which is the most advanced form of testing available
Hereditary cancer testing can be considered for anyone with a personal or family history of cancer. To be eligible
Current genetic testing guidelines endorse hereditary cancer genetic testing for anyone of Ashkenazi (typically Eastern European) Jewish descent. In