Deborah

mama to 2 adorable babies, wife to their incredible dad, doctor, advocate, educator, friend, runner, wannabe domestic goddess

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For info on genetic testing check out https://t.co/WEe7ttfCTK #FamHealthChat

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T5: NCCN now recommends 3D mammography if available #FamHealthChat

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T5: resistant/recurrent ovarian cancer can be targeted differently if we know gene status #FamHealthChat

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T5: we screen patients differently based on risk level, so knowing your risk allows earlier/better breast screens (like MRI) #FamHealthChat

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T4: If my cancer is caused by a gene mutation my family could be at risk too #FamHealthChat

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T3: B confident. Ur knowledge gives u the best available medical options. Some won't understand/appreciate that #FamHealthChat

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Check out Bright Pink's online pamphlet The Little Bright Book. For the Women you Love. #FamHealthChat

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Ask what each relative died from and what diseases run in the family #FamHealthChat

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But just ask the questions #FamHealthChat

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T3: know that not everyone will want this information or be receptive to it. #FamHealthChat

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T2: https://t.co/tWBZ1jdqqL online quiz can help you determine what your risk is and what you can to do reduce your risk #FamHealthChat

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T1: not knowing your family history forces your provider to treat you like everyone else instead of tailoring your care 2 you #FamHealthChat

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T1: knowing family history can give clues to what diseases you might be at risk for based on your genetic makeup #FamHealthChat

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Thanks for joining!! #OCAMChat

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@btrfly12 @MaryFreivogel that is not consistent with NCCN guidelines. Her doctor should call her insurance company #OCAMChat

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@EMBOSU ACOG committee opinion "salpingectomy for ovarian cancer prevention" #620 came out in January 2015 #OCAMChat

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@IrinaBrooke1 @EMBOSU @MDAndersonNews opportunistic salpingectomy is not the same as interval salpingectomy in a high risk patient

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@EMBOSU Offering opportunistic salpingectomy at the time of benign surgery for average risk patients is recommended by ACOG. #OCAMChat

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@EMBOSU Opportunistic salpingectomy at the time of benign abdominal surgery is recommended for general population patients per ACOG