A few years ago, Lynch Syndrome was rarely mentioned amongst cancer teams. Today, NICE guidelines recommend that all patients diagnosed with colorectal and endometrial cancer undergo genomic screening for Lynch […]
Genomics has revolutionised the way we diagnose and treat people with Lynch Syndrome. Read More »
Andrea is recovering from a hysterectomy. While she’s taking time to rest, she’s determined to raise awareness of Lynch Syndrome, a common genetic condition that most people have never heard
Adam Shaw is a Clinical Geneticist and heads up the Genetics team at Guys and St Thomas’ Hospitals. “When I started in genetics 22 years ago, there weren’t many genetic
People used to think I was a novelty because I was interested in genetics! Read More »
Tracy Smith was diagnosed with Lynch Syndrome 20 years ago when she was 33 years old. Since then she has dedicated herself to making sure more people hear about this
Emma was diagnosed with Lynch Syndrome just before her thirtieth birthday. It’s a relatively common genetic condition that increases your risk of developing cancer by 80%. She was only diagnosed
I’m grateful that I’ve been diagnosed with a genetic condition Read More »
Adam Shaw is a Clinical Geneticist and heads up the Genetics team at Guys & St Thomas’ Hospitals. “When I started in genetics 22 years ago, there weren’t many genetic
People used to think I was a novelty because I was interested in genetics! Read More »
Andrea is a genetic counsellor and is passionate about supporting people through genetic testing for cancer. “When I first qualified 20 years ago, there was only a handful of genetic
Alan’s Mum had bowel cancer when she was 40 years old. Unfortunately, she then developed womb cancer when she was 60 and died. When his brother also died from bowel
Genomics has helped me to understand why my family keep getting cancer Read More »
All patients with colorectal (CRC) [DG27] and endometrial cancer [DG42] should now receive genetic testing according to NICE guidelines.
Come and learn how you can achieve that for your patients.
Lynch Syndrome & Colorectal Cancer : Learn more Read More »
All patients with colorectal (CRC) [DG27] and endometrial cancer [DG42] should now receive genetic testing according to NICE guidelines.
Come and learn how you can achieve that for your patients.
Learn about Endometrial Cancer and Lynch Syndrome Read More »
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