Dr. Hesse-Biber's research team at Boston College is studying the lived experiences of those who may be BRCA positive.
Please consider taking our survey below or in our bio if this sounds like you!
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Let's discuss racial inequities in BRCA and breast cancer. If this applies to you, please take the survey below.
If you are chosen to be interviewed, we will send a $40 Amazon gift card as a thanks for your time!
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Let's talk about health inequities! Researchers at Boston College want to hear your story about your experiences with the BRCA gene, or a family history of breast cancer. Take the survey below!
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Join our conversation on racial or ethnic inequities within the BRCA mutation and hereditary cancer. Take our survey below to share your story with researchers at Boston College.
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If you have a high risk for cancer or are BRCA-positive, please consider taking our survey! Researchers at Boston College would love to hear your story.
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Join us this Thursday on Zoom for a panel with Lyndsay Levingston and Vina Morris to discuss racial disparities in hereditary cancer outcomes. Click the link below to register for zoom.
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Join us this Thursday on Zoom for a panel with Lyndsay Levingston and Vina Morris to discuss racial disparities in hereditary cancer outcomes. Click the link below to register for zoom.
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In honor of Breast Cancer Awareness month, researchers at Boston College want to recognize all breast cancer warriors, regardless of where you are in your journey. If you would like to share your story, please click the link below.
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October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month! Know your risks! If any of this applies to you, researchers at Boston College would like to hear your story. By sharing your story, you can help other people.
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Researchers at Boston College are studying racial and ethnic disparities in healthcare, specifically within the BRCA mutation and hereditary cancers. If this applies to you, please take our survey below!
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Are you considered high risk for hereditary cancer? Are you BRCA positive? The Boston College BRCA team would love for you to take our survey! Click the link below!
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We are the Boston College BRCA Study! Please feel free to read our flyer and learn more about who we are and what you're doing. If you want to help us in our search for information, please take our survey below!
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Your story is important! By sharing your story regarding the BRCA gene or hereditary cancer, you can make a difference. Please take our survey!
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Let's have a conversation about your experience with the BRCA gene or hereditary cancer in your family! Please take our survey so we can hear your story!
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We have partnered with For the Breast of Us, which is hosting a We Run This Gala on October, 15! The Sneaker Ball is open to everyone, survivors, and allies, and is for a fantastic cause! Please follow the link to order tickets now! https://t.co/YxIRryfl1k
Join the conversation on hereditary cancer and BRCA mutation! Regardless of age or gender, you can be a part of the solution.
We have a Spanish and English Survey:
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Impact of BRCA Status on Reproductive Decision-Making and Self-Concept: A Mixed-Methods Study Informing the Development of Tailored Interventions https://t.co/WTk160stS2 #mdpicancers via @Cancers_MDPI
Parent of Origin Effects on Family Communication of Risk in BRCA+ Women: A Qualitative Investigation of Human Factors in Cascade Screening https://t.co/meUJBvSwdN #mdpicancers via @Cancers_MDPI
Our survey is now translated into Spanish! Please take the survey below!
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Let's work together to create knowledge that reduces the risk of hereditary cancer in families. Please take our survey to tell your story.
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