#GynCSM Transcript
Healthcare social media transcript of the #GynCSM hashtag.
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 | NCI Cancer Stats @NCICancerStats #OvarianCancer is difficult to diagnose early because there are few symptoms before the cancer has spread. Learn more from our video: https://t.co/9BbIpQypNv #GynCSM |
 | GYN Cancer | #GYNCSM @gyncsm Welcome to #gyncsm - a passionate community of gynecologic cancer survivors, caregivers, advocates and health care providers. |
 | Dee Sparacio @womenofteal RT @gyncsm: Welcome to #gyncsm - a passionate community of gynecologic cancer survivors, caregivers, advocates and health care providers. |
| GYN Cancer | #GYNCSM @gyncsm Our co-moderators are @womenofteal @btrfly12 #gyncsm |
 | Tobey @BRCAinfo Please excuse the tweet stream ~ it’s time for the #gyncsm chat Hi 👋 everyone |
| GYN Cancer | #GYNCSM @gyncsm Our health care moderators are @ShannonWestin @DrMarkham @journeycancer and our mental health moderator @DrBeckerSchutte #gyncsm |
 | Rick Boulay,MD @journeycancer RT @gyncsm: Welcome to #gyncsm - a passionate community of gynecologic cancer survivors, caregivers, advocates and health care providers. |
| Dee Sparacio @womenofteal @BRCAinfo Hi - Glad to see you tonight. #GynCSM |
| GYN Cancer | #GYNCSM @gyncsm We start out with a few minutes of introductions - Please take a moment to introduce yourself :) #gyncsm |
| Dee Sparacio @womenofteal RT @gyncsm: We start out with a few minutes of introductions - Please take a moment to introduce yourself :) #gyncsm |
| Rick Boulay,MD @journeycancer Hi Dee and Christina! Happy to be here but I’ll need to bust out early. #gyncsm |
| Dee Sparacio @womenofteal Dee here! Dx #ovca Stage3B 2005, OC research advocate, blogger & co-moderator #gyncsm |
| Tobey @BRCAinfo @womenofteal TY always happy to support you. #gyncsm |
 | Christina Lizaso @btrfly12 Christina Lizaso – passionate re: community engagement and cancer. I’ll be moderating as @gyncsm today. #gyncsm |
| Dee Sparacio @womenofteal @journeycancer Hi Rick. Loved your article and will share it later. #gyncsm |
| Rick Boulay,MD @journeycancer Rick Boulay Gyn Oncologist Allentown PA. #gyncsm |
 | Matthew Katz, MD 🟦 @subatomicdoc @womenofteal Hi Dee! Matt Katz, radiation oncologist in Massachusetts. Good to be able to join tonight. Hello #gyncsm |
 | Erica Bednar @EMBOSU Hi everyone! I'm Erica, cancer genetic counselor at @MDAndersonNews focusing on hereditary gynecologic cancers. Super excited for tonight's chat...hopefully a few of my CGC colleagues can join me for this one! #gyncsm #gencsm #gcchat #endcancer https://t.co/lUtUTTr6PH |
| GYN Cancer | #GYNCSM @gyncsm If you prefer to listen only during the chat, we'd love for you to tweet " #gyncsm " when you join just to let us know you are here. |
| Dee Sparacio @womenofteal RT @EMBOSU: Hi everyone! I'm Erica, cancer genetic counselor at @MDAndersonNews focusing on hereditary gynecologic cancers. Super excited for tonight's chat...hopefully a few of my CGC colleagues can join me for this one! #gyncsm #gencsm #gcchat #endcancer https://t.co/lUtUTTr6PH |
 | Dr. Grace Campbell, PhD, MSW, RN, CRRN, FARN @GraceCampbellRN Hi all, Grace Campbell here briefly but likely just intermittently. Glad to be here even if just briefly. #gyncsm |
| GYN Cancer | #GYNCSM @gyncsm Please continue intro's & welcomes - we'll start in w/ the "ground rules" :) #gyncsm |
| Dee Sparacio @womenofteal @EMBOSU @MDAndersonNews Thanks so much for being with us tonight . #gyncsm |
 | Beth Fand Incollingo @FandIncollingo Beth from CURE magazine here! We go out to patients with cancer, survivors and their caregivers. #gyncsm |
 | Tara Brigid 🧢🦚🌻🌛🌚🌜🌈🌬 @Psychlone RT @gyncsm: You can read over tonight’s #gyncsm topics questions before we get started: You can read over tonight’s #gyncsm topics questions before we get started: https://t.co/UGf8PNsJ5s |
| GYN Cancer | #GYNCSM @gyncsm The #gyncsm chat promotes community in a public forum. Learn more about risks/benefits: https://t.co/TipZUv1jQy #gyncsm |
 | IamCervivor @IamCervivor Holly with Cervivor here! First timer on the Tweet Chat. #gyncsm |
| Dee Sparacio @womenofteal @subatomicdoc Hi Matt. Thanks for stopping by. Hope you are doing well. #gyncsm |
| Dee Sparacio @womenofteal @GraceCampbellRN Hi Grace Glad you are here even if for a short time. #gyncsm |
| Dee Sparacio @womenofteal RT @gyncsm: Please continue intro's & welcomes - we'll start in w/ the "ground rules" :) #gyncsm |
| Matthew Katz, MD 🟦 @subatomicdoc @womenofteal Hi Dee! Glad to be able to join. Doing well, how are you? #gyncsm |
| Dee Sparacio @womenofteal @FandIncollingo Great magazine and source of info and support for those with cancer. Thanks for being here. #gyncsm |
| Dee Sparacio @womenofteal RT @gyncsm: The #gyncsm chat promotes community in a public forum. Learn more about risks/benefits: The #gyncsm chat promotes community in a public forum. Learn more about risks/benefits: https://t.co/TipZUv1jQy #gyncsm |
 | Tanya Temkin @tanyaltee Hi from @tanyaltee. OvCa survivor. Aspiring advocate. #gyncsm |
| Dee Sparacio @womenofteal @IamCervivor Hi Holly Thanks for joining in. #gyncsm |
| GYN Cancer | #GYNCSM @gyncsm Note: #gyncsm is not a forum for medical advice. Resources and referrals are provided solely for information and convenience. |
| Dee Sparacio @womenofteal Remember- Twitter is an open social network & posts are public.Use a DM to exchange email addresses/personal info #gyncsm |
| Matthew Katz, MD 🟦 @subatomicdoc RT @gyncsm: Note: Note: #gyncsm is not a forum for medical advice. Resources and referrals are provided solely for information and convenience. |
| Dee Sparacio @womenofteal @tanyaltee Welcome to our community! #gyncsm |
| GYN Cancer | #GYNCSM @gyncsm Welcome to those tweeting and also welcome all those “listening in”. You can always tweet us, DM or email us with questions/comments after the chat is over. #gyncsm |
| Dee Sparacio @womenofteal #gyncsm community is here 2 support and inform survivors, med workers & loved ones w/ gyn cancer interest #gyncsm |
| GYN Cancer | #GYNCSM @gyncsm Tonight we will discuss “Hereditary versus Somatic Mutations” #gyncsm |
| Tobey @BRCAinfo RT @womenofteal: #gyncsm community is here 2 support and inform survivors, med workers & loved ones w/ gyn cancer interest #gyncsm |
| Dee Sparacio @womenofteal Thank you to all who have tweeted during the past month with the #gyncsm hashtag and RT'd about this chat ! #gyncsm |
| Rick Boulay,MD @journeycancer RT @gyncsm: Welcome to those tweeting and also welcome all those “listening in”. You can always tweet us, DM or email us with questions/comments after the chat is over. #gyncsm |
| IamCervivor @IamCervivor RT @gyncsm: Tonight we will discuss “Hereditary versus Somatic Mutations” #gyncsm |
| Dee Sparacio @womenofteal #gyncsm has been nominated for the Best in Show Community for #WEGOHealthAwards ! https://t.co/945w6JNWkv #gyncsm |
| GYN Cancer | #GYNCSM @gyncsm As moderator, I'll introduce new Topics with T1, T2... Pls include corresponding T# at front of answer/comment - hard to remember but helpful :) #gyncsm |
 | Lisa M Guzzardi, RN @LguzzardiM Hi #gyncsm ! Patient advocate & curator of #hereditarycancer journal club via FB . Thrilled to join you this evening from NY. |
| Dee Sparacio @womenofteal RT @gyncsm: As moderator, I'll introduce new Topics with T1, T2... Pls include corresponding T# at front of answer/comment - hard to remember but helpful :) #gyncsm |
| Matthew Katz, MD 🟦 @subatomicdoc RT @womenofteal: Remember- Twitter is an open social network & posts are public.Use a DM to exchange email addresses/personal info #gyncsm |
| Rick Boulay,MD @journeycancer RT @gyncsm: Tonight we will discuss “Hereditary versus Somatic Mutations” #gyncsm |
| Dee Sparacio @womenofteal @LguzzardiM So glad to have you here with us, Lisa #gyncsm |
| Christina Lizaso @btrfly12 RT @womenofteal: #gyncsm has been nominated for the Best in Show Community for #WEGOHealthAwards ! https://t.co/945w6JNWkv #gyncsm |
| GYN Cancer | #GYNCSM @gyncsm You can find a listing of all the #gyncsm topic questions that will be coming up here: https://t.co/UGf8PNsJ5s #gyncsm |
| Rick Boulay,MD @journeycancer Congratulations!! #gyncsm https://t.co/x148YcQZyn |
| Tobey @BRCAinfo @womenofteal Congrats You deserve it 👏👏👏👏 #gyncsm |
| Matthew Katz, MD 🟦 @subatomicdoc @LguzzardiM Hi Lisa! Good to see you, it's been a while. How are you? #gyncsm |
| IamCervivor @IamCervivor RT @gyncsm: You can find a listing of all the #gyncsm topic questions that will be coming up here: You can find a listing of all the #gyncsm topic questions that will be coming up here: https://t.co/UGf8PNsJ5s #gyncsm |
| Matthew Katz, MD 🟦 @subatomicdoc RT @womenofteal: #gyncsm has been nominated for the Best in Show Community for #WEGOHealthAwards ! https://t.co/945w6JNWkv #gyncsm |
| Matthew Katz, MD 🟦 @subatomicdoc RT @gyncsm: Tonight we will discuss “Hereditary versus Somatic Mutations” #gyncsm |
| Dee Sparacio @womenofteal @BRCAinfo Thank you #gyncsm |
| Christina Lizaso @btrfly12 RT @gyncsm: You can find a listing of all the #gyncsm topic questions that will be coming up here: You can find a listing of all the #gyncsm topic questions that will be coming up here: https://t.co/UGf8PNsJ5s #gyncsm |
| Dee Sparacio @womenofteal RT @gyncsm: You can find a listing of all the #gyncsm topic questions that will be coming up here: You can find a listing of all the #gyncsm topic questions that will be coming up here: https://t.co/UGf8PNsJ5s #gyncsm |
 | NingC_epi @NingchengE RT @NCICancerStats: #OvarianCancer is difficult to diagnose early because there are few symptoms before the cancer has spread. Learn more from our video: https://t.co/9BbIpQypNv #GynCSM |
| Matthew Katz, MD 🟦 @subatomicdoc RT @gyncsm: You can find a listing of all the #gyncsm topic questions that will be coming up here: You can find a listing of all the #gyncsm topic questions that will be coming up here: https://t.co/UGf8PNsJ5s #gyncsm |
| GYN Cancer | #GYNCSM @gyncsm We are thrilled @EMBOSU is joining the chat tonight. She is a frequent #gyncsm participant and a genetic counselor. |
| Dee Sparacio @womenofteal RT @gyncsm: We are thrilled @EMBOSU is joining the chat tonight. She is a frequent #gyncsm participant and a genetic counselor. |
| GYN Cancer | #GYNCSM @gyncsm Time to dive into the topics... #gyncsm |
| GYN Cancer | #GYNCSM @gyncsm T1: What is the difference between hereditary mutations and somatic mutations? #gyncsm |
| Dee Sparacio @womenofteal RT @gyncsm: T1: T1: What is the difference between hereditary mutations and somatic mutations? #gyncsm |
| Matthew Katz, MD 🟦 @subatomicdoc RT @EMBOSU: Hi everyone! I'm Erica, cancer genetic counselor at @MDAndersonNews focusing on hereditary gynecologic cancers. Super excited for tonight's chat...hopefully a few of my CGC colleagues can join me for this one! #gyncsm #gencsm #gcchat #endcancer https://t.co/lUtUTTr6PH |
| Matthew Katz, MD 🟦 @subatomicdoc RT @gyncsm: T1: T1: What is the difference between hereditary mutations and somatic mutations? #gyncsm |
| Christina Lizaso @btrfly12 RT @gyncsm: T1: T1: What is the difference between hereditary mutations and somatic mutations? #gyncsm |
| Erica Bednar @EMBOSU @gyncsm #gyncsm #gencsm https://t.co/JNn1qaGzOH |
| Lisa M Guzzardi, RN @LguzzardiM @womenofteal Amazing accomplishment & well deserved for the #gyncsm founders/moderators ! |
| Tobey @BRCAinfo The main difference between germline and somatic mutation lies in the fact whether they are heritable or not #gyncsm |
 | Amanda Crowell Itliong @MIShouldTalk Sorry I’m a little late. Amanda from Detroit living with ovarian cancer for the 4th time. Helping other patients as much as I can. #GYNCSM |
| Matthew Katz, MD 🟦 @subatomicdoc @EMBOSU @MDAndersonNews Thanks for joining #gyncsm tonight to share your expertise! |
| IamCervivor @IamCervivor RT @BRCAinfo: The main difference between germline and somatic mutation lies in the fact whether they are heritable or not #gyncsm |
| Dee Sparacio @womenofteal @MIShouldTalk Hi Amanda! #gyncsm |
| Rick Boulay,MD @journeycancer I know. Pick me. Both mutations can cause cancer but only hereditary ones can be passed along to the next generation. #gyncsm https://t.co/DWK0TGy33w |
| Matthew Katz, MD 🟦 @subatomicdoc RT @BRCAinfo: The main difference between germline and somatic mutation lies in the fact whether they are heritable or not #gyncsm |
 | Tamika Felder @tamikafelder Congrats! @womenofteal and the entire #gyncsm community! https://t.co/gbHAQ1qqht |
 | Inspire @InspireIsHealth RT @womenofteal: #gyncsm has been nominated for the Best in Show Community for #WEGOHealthAwards ! https://t.co/945w6JNWkv #gyncsm |
| Dee Sparacio @womenofteal RT @journeycancer: I know. Pick me. Both mutations can cause cancer but only hereditary ones can be passed along to the next generation. #gyncsm https://t.co/DWK0TGy33w |
 | Ann Becker-Schutte @DrBeckerSchutte This is Ann, Kansas City psychologist. I'm the mental health mod for #GYNCSM and I'm running late because I overestimated the chores I could cram in. |
| Tobey @BRCAinfo RT @journeycancer: I know. Pick me. Both mutations can cause cancer but only hereditary ones can be passed along to the next generation. #gyncsm https://t.co/DWK0TGy33w |
| Christina Lizaso @btrfly12 T1: So the terms germline and hereditary have to do with gene mutations that were passed down generations and can be passed along. #gyncsm |
| Matthew Katz, MD 🟦 @subatomicdoc @tamikafelder @womenofteal Hi Tamika! #gyncsm |
| Rick Boulay,MD @journeycancer Sorry gang. I wish I could stay but I gotta go. Have a great chat! #gyncsm |
| Erica Bednar @EMBOSU T1: hereditary mutations (aka germline) = changes or "spelling mistakes" in a gene that we inherit from a parent. The mutation is present in every cell of our body. Somatic mutations are what I think of as tumor-specific: changes that occur in the tumor or cancer #gyncsm https://t.co/KxMAr6c6wh |
| Matthew Katz, MD 🟦 @subatomicdoc RT @btrfly12: T1: T1: So the terms germline and hereditary have to do with gene mutations that were passed down generations and can be passed along. #gyncsm |
| Lisa M Guzzardi, RN @LguzzardiM #gyncsm “When a mutation occurs within germ cells, it is called a germline mutation. Germline mutations affect every cell in an organism and are passed on to offspring. When a mutation occurs in a somatic cell, it is called a somatic mutation.” |
| Amanda Crowell Itliong @MIShouldTalk Hereditary we test for in our blood? Somatic we test for in tumors? #GYNCSM |
| Tobey @BRCAinfo RT @btrfly12: T1: T1: So the terms germline and hereditary have to do with gene mutations that were passed down generations and can be passed along. #gyncsm |
| Matthew Katz, MD 🟦 @subatomicdoc @DrBeckerSchutte Howdy, Ann! It's been TOO long. How are you? #gyncsm |
| IamCervivor @IamCervivor RT @LguzzardiM: #gyncsm “When a mutation occurs within germ cells, it is called a germline mutation. Germline mutations affect every cell in an organism and are passed on to offspring. When a mutation occurs in a somatic cell, it is called a somatic mutation.” |
| Christina Lizaso @btrfly12 T1: From what I can gather... there has been more research on the hereditary mutations and what treatments work best for those. #gyncsm |
| Christina Lizaso @btrfly12 RT @EMBOSU: T1: T1: hereditary mutations (aka germline) = changes or "spelling mistakes" in a gene that we inherit from a parent. The mutation is present in every cell of our body. Somatic mutations are what I think of as tumor-specific: changes that occur in the tumor or cancer #gyncsm https://t.co/KxMAr6c6wh |
| Lisa M Guzzardi, RN @LguzzardiM RT @EMBOSU: T1: T1: hereditary mutations (aka germline) = changes or "spelling mistakes" in a gene that we inherit from a parent. The mutation is present in every cell of our body. Somatic mutations are what I think of as tumor-specific: changes that occur in the tumor or cancer #gyncsm https://t.co/KxMAr6c6wh |
| Tobey @BRCAinfo RT @EMBOSU: T1: T1: hereditary mutations (aka germline) = changes or "spelling mistakes" in a gene that we inherit from a parent. The mutation is present in every cell of our body. Somatic mutations are what I think of as tumor-specific: changes that occur in the tumor or cancer #gyncsm https://t.co/KxMAr6c6wh |
| Dee Sparacio @womenofteal #gyncsm https://t.co/WWmf9x6MwK |
 | Minas Chrysopoulo MD FACS @drchrysopoulo RT @EMBOSU: T1: T1: hereditary mutations (aka germline) = changes or "spelling mistakes" in a gene that we inherit from a parent. The mutation is present in every cell of our body. Somatic mutations are what I think of as tumor-specific: changes that occur in the tumor or cancer #gyncsm https://t.co/KxMAr6c6wh |
| Christina Lizaso @btrfly12 RT @LguzzardiM: #gyncsm “When a mutation occurs within germ cells, it is called a germline mutation. Germline mutations affect every cell in an organism and are passed on to offspring. When a mutation occurs in a somatic cell, it is called a somatic mutation.” |
| Dee Sparacio @womenofteal @DrBeckerSchutte Hi Ann So good to see you. #gyncsm |
| Christina Lizaso @btrfly12 I think so... #gyncsm https://t.co/9sN6SJGOa6 |
| Matthew Katz, MD 🟦 @subatomicdoc RT @LguzzardiM: #gyncsm “When a mutation occurs within germ cells, it is called a germline mutation. Germline mutations affect every cell in an organism and are passed on to offspring. When a mutation occurs in a somatic cell, it is called a somatic mutation.” |
| Dee Sparacio @womenofteal You can find a good explanation of the difference here. germline mutation = hereditary https://t.co/kHbKe8f8zY #gyncsm |
| Christina Lizaso @btrfly12 As someone noted, this is an important yet complicated topic. We're going to try to wade into the murky waters and make things - probably not crystal clear - but hopefully somewhat less murky :) #gyncsm |
| Matthew Katz, MD 🟦 @subatomicdoc RT @EMBOSU: T1: T1: hereditary mutations (aka germline) = changes or "spelling mistakes" in a gene that we inherit from a parent. The mutation is present in every cell of our body. Somatic mutations are what I think of as tumor-specific: changes that occur in the tumor or cancer #gyncsm https://t.co/KxMAr6c6wh |
| Tamika Felder @tamikafelder @subatomicdoc @womenofteal LOL. Okay. I'm southern. Forgive me. Hi Matt! :-) #gyncsm |
 | Ann Wax @annwax sorry that I am coming in late to the chat. #GYNCSM |
| Lisa M Guzzardi, RN @LguzzardiM #gyncsm https://t.co/s6zABH3qAs #resource |
| Matthew Katz, MD 🟦 @subatomicdoc @annwax Hi Ann! Good to see you #gyncsm |
| GYN Cancer | #GYNCSM @gyncsm T2: Which gene mutations are known to be associated with hereditary gynecologic cancers? #gyncsm |
| Erica Bednar @EMBOSU T1: there are some tricky cases where we look at a tumor for it's somatic mutations and accidentally find hereditary (germline) changes -- since those are in all of the cells, often including the tumor. It can get complicated! #gyncsm |
| Ann Becker-Schutte @DrBeckerSchutte @womenofteal Hi Dee & Christina—how are my favorite #gyncsm mods? |
| Dee Sparacio @womenofteal #gyncsm https://t.co/SBq6e9jLBV |
| Christina Lizaso @btrfly12 RT @womenofteal: You can find a good explanation of the difference here. germline mutation = hereditary https://t.co/kHbKe8f8zY #gyncsm |
| IamCervivor @IamCervivor RT @gyncsm: T2: T2: Which gene mutations are known to be associated with hereditary gynecologic cancers? #gyncsm |
| Ann Becker-Schutte @DrBeckerSchutte RT @gyncsm: T2: T2: Which gene mutations are known to be associated with hereditary gynecologic cancers? #gyncsm |
| Dee Sparacio @womenofteal RT @EMBOSU: T1: T1: there are some tricky cases where we look at a tumor for it's somatic mutations and accidentally find hereditary (germline) changes -- since those are in all of the cells, often including the tumor. It can get complicated! #gyncsm |
| Ann Becker-Schutte @DrBeckerSchutte RT @womenofteal: You can find a good explanation of the difference here. germline mutation = hereditary https://t.co/kHbKe8f8zY #gyncsm |
| Dee Sparacio @womenofteal RT @gyncsm: T2: T2: Which gene mutations are known to be associated with hereditary gynecologic cancers? #gyncsm |
| Matthew Katz, MD 🟦 @subatomicdoc RT @womenofteal: You can find a good explanation of the difference here. germline mutation = hereditary https://t.co/kHbKe8f8zY #gyncsm |
| GYN Cancer | #GYNCSM @gyncsm Welcome to those joining in. We just moved along to Topic 2 https://t.co/UGf8PNsJ5s #gyncsm |
| Tobey @BRCAinfo @gyncsm I know this one! #brca for sure. #gyncsm |
| Dee Sparacio @womenofteal RT @gyncsm: Welcome to those joining in. We just moved along to Topic 2 https://t.co/UGf8PNsJ5s #gyncsm |
| Ann Becker-Schutte @DrBeckerSchutte RT @gyncsm: Welcome to those joining in. We just moved along to Topic 2 https://t.co/UGf8PNsJ5s #gyncsm |
| Ann Wax @annwax these mutations maybe hard on the people who have them because of the emotional fact. #GYNCSM https://t.co/zZdIQLBXDc |
| Tamika Felder @tamikafelder RT @womenofteal: You can find a good explanation of the difference here. germline mutation = hereditary https://t.co/kHbKe8f8zY #gyncsm |
| Christina Lizaso @btrfly12 RT @gyncsm: T2: T2: Which gene mutations are known to be associated with hereditary gynecologic cancers? #gyncsm |
| Dee Sparacio @womenofteal So true #gyncsm https://t.co/xlBQCG2ktb |
| Christina Lizaso @btrfly12 RT @annwax: these mutations maybe hard on the people who have them because of the emotional fact. #GYNCSM https://t.co/zZdIQLBXDc |
| Amanda Crowell Itliong @MIShouldTalk T2: BRCA1 and 2 and Lynch for ovarian. I think lynch uterine too? #GYNCSM |
| Erica Bednar @EMBOSU T2: (1) a single gene is like a very long sentence...a mutation=a letter change somewhere within that sentence that causes the sentence to not make any sense to the body. There can be 100s of spots in any given gene that can have a mutation #gyncsm https://t.co/MGzXh9LPLy |
| Dee Sparacio @womenofteal #gyncsm https://t.co/hBKRBbgwjt |
| IamCervivor @IamCervivor RT @womenofteal: #gyncsm https://t.co/hBKRBbgwjt |
| Matthew Katz, MD 🟦 @subatomicdoc RT @EMBOSU: T2: T2: (1) a single gene is like a very long sentence...a mutation=a letter change somewhere within that sentence that causes the sentence to not make any sense to the body. There can be 100s of spots in any given gene that can have a mutation #gyncsm https://t.co/MGzXh9LPLy |
| Dee Sparacio @womenofteal #gyncsm https://t.co/QlNnAPSOw9 |
| Christina Lizaso @btrfly12 T2: Up to 10-20% of ovarian cancer is hereditary. But that also means a lot isn't. There are several genes beyond BRCA and then within each gene there are sub-thing-ys... #gyncsm |
 | Jennifer N Stall, MD @JNStallMD Little late this evening but excited to join! Jen - Gyn pathologist in Minneapolis/StPaul #gyncsm |
| Dee Sparacio @womenofteal @A2Path Welcome! #gyncsm |
| Erica Bednar @EMBOSU T2 (2): for gyn cancers it's often easier to think about which cancers are linked to which hereditary conditions. Ex: ~3% of endometrial cancers are due to Lynch syndrome (caused by a mutation in 1 of 5 genes: MLH1 MSH2 MSH6 PMS2 or EPCAM) #gyncsm |
| Matthew Katz, MD 🟦 @subatomicdoc @A2Path Thanks for joining! Great to have #pathologists joining #gyncsm |
| Christina Lizaso @btrfly12 T2: So I have a CHEK2 mutation but then it is subtype 1100delC and there are a tons more. No proven connection yet to ovarian but more research needed and see plenty of family history in patient groups #gyncsm |
| Matthew Katz, MD 🟦 @subatomicdoc RT @btrfly12: T2: T2: Up to 10-20% of ovarian cancer is hereditary. But that also means a lot isn't. There are several genes beyond BRCA and then within each gene there are sub-thing-ys... #gyncsm |
| Dee Sparacio @womenofteal #gyncsm https://t.co/CgAhenlMxi |
| Erica Bednar @EMBOSU T2 (3) about 10-20% of "epithelial" ovarian cancers are due to a hereditary cause...most often a mutation in BRCA1 or BRCA2, but sometimes can be due to a mutation in a Lynch syndrome gene or a "moderate penetrance" gene like RAD51D #gyncsm |
| IamCervivor @IamCervivor RT @btrfly12: T2: T2: So I have a CHEK2 mutation but then it is subtype 1100delC and there are a tons more. No proven connection yet to ovarian but more research needed and see plenty of family history in patient groups #gyncsm |
| Christina Lizaso @btrfly12 RT @EMBOSU: T2 (2): for gyn cancers it's often easier to think about which cancers are linked to which hereditary conditions. Ex: T2 (2): for gyn cancers it's often easier to think about which cancers are linked to which hereditary conditions. Ex: ~3% of endometrial cancers are due to Lynch syndrome (caused by a mutation in 1 of 5 genes: MLH1 MSH2 MSH6 PMS2 or EPCAM) #gyncsm |
| Dee Sparacio @womenofteal #gyncsm https://t.co/iDc4c4hyCa |
| Ann Becker-Schutte @DrBeckerSchutte RT @EMBOSU: T2: T2: (1) a single gene is like a very long sentence...a mutation=a letter change somewhere within that sentence that causes the sentence to not make any sense to the body. There can be 100s of spots in any given gene that can have a mutation #gyncsm https://t.co/MGzXh9LPLy |
| Ann Becker-Schutte @DrBeckerSchutte RT @btrfly12: T2: T2: Up to 10-20% of ovarian cancer is hereditary. But that also means a lot isn't. There are several genes beyond BRCA and then within each gene there are sub-thing-ys... #gyncsm |
| Ann Becker-Schutte @DrBeckerSchutte RT @EMBOSU: T2 (2): for gyn cancers it's often easier to think about which cancers are linked to which hereditary conditions. Ex: T2 (2): for gyn cancers it's often easier to think about which cancers are linked to which hereditary conditions. Ex: ~3% of endometrial cancers are due to Lynch syndrome (caused by a mutation in 1 of 5 genes: MLH1 MSH2 MSH6 PMS2 or EPCAM) #gyncsm |
| IamCervivor @IamCervivor RT @EMBOSU: T2: T2: (1) a single gene is like a very long sentence...a mutation=a letter change somewhere within that sentence that causes the sentence to not make any sense to the body. There can be 100s of spots in any given gene that can have a mutation #gyncsm https://t.co/MGzXh9LPLy |
| IamCervivor @IamCervivor RT @EMBOSU: T2 (2): for gyn cancers it's often easier to think about which cancers are linked to which hereditary conditions. Ex: T2 (2): for gyn cancers it's often easier to think about which cancers are linked to which hereditary conditions. Ex: ~3% of endometrial cancers are due to Lynch syndrome (caused by a mutation in 1 of 5 genes: MLH1 MSH2 MSH6 PMS2 or EPCAM) #gyncsm |
| GYN Cancer | #GYNCSM @gyncsm T3: What testing is needed to find hereditary mutations? #gyncsm |
| IamCervivor @IamCervivor RT @gyncsm: T3: T3: What testing is needed to find hereditary mutations? #gyncsm |
| Dee Sparacio @womenofteal #gyncsm https://t.co/YCCTVJRuXv |
| Dee Sparacio @womenofteal RT @gyncsm: T3: T3: What testing is needed to find hereditary mutations? #gyncsm |
| Matthew Katz, MD 🟦 @subatomicdoc RT @gyncsm: T3: T3: What testing is needed to find hereditary mutations? #gyncsm |
| Christina Lizaso @btrfly12 RT @gyncsm: T3: T3: What testing is needed to find hereditary mutations? #gyncsm |
| Ann Becker-Schutte @DrBeckerSchutte RT @gyncsm: T3: T3: What testing is needed to find hereditary mutations? #gyncsm |
| Amanda Crowell Itliong @MIShouldTalk Almost everything I know about cancer genetics I learned from @EMBOSUon Twitter. 😉 Thanks Erica! #GYNCSM |
| IamCervivor @IamCervivor T3 BRCA1 and BRCA2 #gyncsm |
| Ann Wax @annwax i help educate my patients on this subject. They understand the physical part to it. Bt the emotional thoughts about it is very hard. #GYNCSM |
| Ann Becker-Schutte @DrBeckerSchutte RT @MIShouldTalk: Almost everything I know about cancer genetics I learned from @EMBOSUon Twitter. 😉 Thanks Erica! #GYNCSM |
| Jennifer N Stall, MD @JNStallMD @MIShouldTalk Yes. BRCA associated ovarian cancers are more frequently high grade serous carcinomas whereas Lynch syndrome associated ovarian carcinomas are nonserous (most endometrioid or clear cell). #GYNCSM |
| Erica Bednar @EMBOSU T3: if someone had a diagnosis or family history of ovarian cancer, or other cancers, they may qualify for genetic testing. Your MD or a @GeneticCouns can help you figure out if you qualify. Testing can be done on blood, saliva, or a skin punch biopsy (rare cases) #gyncsm https://t.co/HSf1RPdkHA |
| Dee Sparacio @womenofteal #gyncsm https://t.co/WW3e4oPfNT |
| Christina Lizaso @btrfly12 RT @A2Path: @MIShouldTalk Yes. BRCA associated ovarian cancers are more frequently high grade serous carcinomas whereas Lynch syndrome associated ovarian carcinomas are nonserous (most endometrioid or clear cell). #GYNCSM |
| IamCervivor @IamCervivor RT @womenofteal: #gyncsm https://t.co/WW3e4oPfNT |
| Ann Wax @annwax @btrfly12 @DrBeckerSchutte that is true. #GYNCSM |
| Ann Becker-Schutte @DrBeckerSchutte Yes. It can be tough to decide what you want to know, and to have good strategies for coping with uncertainty even after testing. #gyncsm https://t.co/0VHy1ftxpo |
| Dee Sparacio @womenofteal #gyncsm https://t.co/3Ihaa6uSC9 |
| IamCervivor @IamCervivor RT @womenofteal: #gyncsm https://t.co/3Ihaa6uSC9 |
| Erica Bednar @EMBOSU @MIShouldTalk ❤ thanks! #gyncsm https://t.co/gVCIys6tFe |
| Tobey @BRCAinfo RT @EMBOSU: T3: T3: if someone had a diagnosis or family history of ovarian cancer, or other cancers, they may qualify for genetic testing. Your MD or a @GeneticCouns can help you figure out if you qualify. Testing can be done on blood, saliva, or a skin punch biopsy (rare cases) #gyncsm https://t.co/HSf1RPdkHA |
| IamCervivor @IamCervivor RT @EMBOSU: T3: T3: if someone had a diagnosis or family history of ovarian cancer, or other cancers, they may qualify for genetic testing. Your MD or a @GeneticCouns can help you figure out if you qualify. Testing can be done on blood, saliva, or a skin punch biopsy (rare cases) #gyncsm https://t.co/HSf1RPdkHA |
| Ann Wax @annwax @DrBeckerSchutte sometimes it is so much information that you just want to put your head back onto a pillow and close your eyes #GYNCSM |
| GYN Cancer | #GYNCSM @gyncsm T3 follow-up... What are the differences between clinical genetic tests and Direct To Consumer (DTC) tests? #gyncsm |
| IamCervivor @IamCervivor RT @gyncsm: T3 follow-up... What are the differences between clinical genetic tests and Direct To Consumer (DTC) tests? #gyncsm |
| Ann Wax @annwax @MIShouldTalk how do you deal emotionally? #GYNCSM |
| Lisa M Guzzardi, RN @LguzzardiM Every woman facing an #ovariancancer diagnosis should have germline #genetictesting regardless of age or family history. Too many women are slipping through the cracks & not getting tested. #gyncsm |
| Erica Bednar @EMBOSU @DrBeckerSchutte @annwax The emotional aspect of genetic testing is unfortunately often overlooked. There are and can be significant con's to testing. @GeneticCouns are trained to help pts and families navigate these areas #gyncsm |
| Dee Sparacio @womenofteal T3 @SGO_org recommends genetic testing in this statement for OC and endometrial https://t.co/A0gSjo6kpr #gyncsm |
| Dee Sparacio @womenofteal RT @gyncsm: T3 follow-up... What are the differences between clinical genetic tests and Direct To Consumer (DTC) tests? #gyncsm |
| IamCervivor @IamCervivor RT @womenofteal: T3 @SGO_org recommends genetic testing in this statement for OC and endometrial https://t.co/A0gSjo6kpr #gyncsm |
| Ann Becker-Schutte @DrBeckerSchutte Totally true. And I actually encourage clients to give themselves those breaks—to check out, to turn off, to let things sink in. #gyncsm https://t.co/sAeCOjB5bu |
| Christina Lizaso @btrfly12 RT @LguzzardiM: Every woman facing an #ovariancancer diagnosis should have germline #genetictesting regardless of age or family history. Too many women are slipping through the cracks & not getting tested. #gyncsm |
| Christina Lizaso @btrfly12 RT @EMBOSU: @DrBeckerSchutte @annwax The emotional aspect of genetic testing is unfortunately often overlooked. There are and can be significant con's to testing. @GeneticCouns are trained to help pts and families navigate these areas #gyncsm |
| Christina Lizaso @btrfly12 RT @womenofteal: T3 @SGO_org recommends genetic testing in this statement for OC and endometrial https://t.co/A0gSjo6kpr #gyncsm |
| Tobey @BRCAinfo @EMBOSU @GeneticCouns Sometimes when the #genetic #mutation runs in families testing is simple ~ they just start with testing for that particular family mutation #gyncsm |
| Dee Sparacio @womenofteal #gyncsm this is very true about woman not knowing they should be tested. So much to deal with on initial diagnosis. https://t.co/XyXVFxRFix |
| Christina Lizaso @btrfly12 RT @BRCAinfo: @EMBOSU @GeneticCouns Sometimes when the #genetic #mutation runs in families testing is simple ~ they just start with testing for that particular family mutation #gyncsm |
| Ann Becker-Schutte @DrBeckerSchutte I’m so glad to hear about that piece of the training. Sometimes, there is a tendency to assume that all information is good information. People need to know about the potential risks. #gyncsm https://t.co/Lpnl2qpnl9 |
| IamCervivor @IamCervivor RT @DrBeckerSchutte: Yes. It can be tough to decide what you want to know, and to have good strategies for coping with uncertainty even after testing. #gyncsm https://t.co/0VHy1ftxpo |
| Matthew Katz, MD 🟦 @subatomicdoc RT @womenofteal: #gyncsm this is very true about woman not knowing they should be tested. So much to deal with on initial diagnosis. https://t.co/XyXVFxRFix |
| Christina Lizaso @btrfly12 RT @womenofteal: #gyncsm this is very true about woman not knowing they should be tested. So much to deal with on initial diagnosis. https://t.co/XyXVFxRFix |
| Matthew Katz, MD 🟦 @subatomicdoc RT @EMBOSU: @DrBeckerSchutte @annwax The emotional aspect of genetic testing is unfortunately often overlooked. There are and can be significant con's to testing. @GeneticCouns are trained to help pts and families navigate these areas #gyncsm |
| Ann Becker-Schutte @DrBeckerSchutte RT @LguzzardiM: Every woman facing an #ovariancancer diagnosis should have germline #genetictesting regardless of age or family history. Too many women are slipping through the cracks & not getting tested. #gyncsm |
| Erica Bednar @EMBOSU T3 (1) clinical genetic tests are ordered by your genetic counselor and/or doctor for medical purposes + have high levels of quality control & regulation. DTC labs (historically) have been tests ordered by any1 from home + often used different technology+ non-med purpose #gyncsm https://t.co/ptDgxj0WGy |
| Ann Wax @annwax @DrBeckerSchutte I totally agree about training. This is a delicate subject matter. #GYNCSM |
| Christina Lizaso @btrfly12 T3: There have been many articles recently about what DTC do and do not cover. Most would need a clinical lab test to confirm results. Genetic counseling key before to decide and after to be sure understand results. #gyncsm |
| Dee Sparacio @womenofteal T3 here is a good fact sheet from @NIH https://t.co/ozSF9vqIZ6 #gyncsm |
| Christina Lizaso @btrfly12 RT @DrBeckerSchutte: I’m so glad to hear about that piece of the training. Sometimes, there is a tendency to assume that all information is good information. People need to know about the potential risks. #gyncsm https://t.co/Lpnl2qpnl9 |
| Tobey @BRCAinfo @EMBOSU @DrBeckerSchutte @annwax @GeneticCouns After I got my positive #brca mutation news the first question the #genetic counselor asked is how do you feel? Everyone should be asked this #gyncsm |
| Dee Sparacio @womenofteal RT @EMBOSU: T3 (1) clinical genetic tests are ordered by your genetic counselor and/or doctor for medical purposes + have high levels of quality control & regulation. DTC labs (historically) have been tests ordered by any1 from home + often used different technology+ non-med purpose #gyncsm https://t.co/ptDgxj0WGy |
| Christina Lizaso @btrfly12 RT @EMBOSU: T3 (1) clinical genetic tests are ordered by your genetic counselor and/or doctor for medical purposes + have high levels of quality control & regulation. DTC labs (historically) have been tests ordered by any1 from home + often used different technology+ non-med purpose #gyncsm https://t.co/ptDgxj0WGy |
| IamCervivor @IamCervivor RT @womenofteal: T3 here is a good fact sheet from @NIH https://t.co/ozSF9vqIZ6 #gyncsm |
| Lisa M Guzzardi, RN @LguzzardiM RT @btrfly12: T3: T3: There have been many articles recently about what DTC do and do not cover. Most would need a clinical lab test to confirm results. Genetic counseling key before to decide and after to be sure understand results. #gyncsm |
| Christina Lizaso @btrfly12 RT @womenofteal: T3 here is a good fact sheet from @NIH https://t.co/ozSF9vqIZ6 #gyncsm |
| GYN Cancer | #GYNCSM @gyncsm T4: Do we know what somatic mutations are prevalent in gynecologic cancers?#gyncsm |
| Christina Lizaso @btrfly12 RT @BRCAinfo: @EMBOSU @DrBeckerSchutte @annwax @GeneticCouns After I got my positive #brca mutation news the first question the #genetic counselor asked is how do you feel? Everyone should be asked this #gyncsm |
| Erica Bednar @EMBOSU T3 (2) now we're staying to see clinical-DTC Hybrids like @Color that are a little bit of both. The genetic testing area is growing & changing very fast...luckily it's our job as genetic counselors to keep track of what's out there & can help navigate you to best options #gyncsm |
| Dee Sparacio @womenofteal @btrfly12 Like this one in Salon https://t.co/1t5kDLHhxU #gyncsm |
| Dee Sparacio @womenofteal RT @gyncsm: T4: T4: Do we know what somatic mutations are prevalent in gynecologic cancers?#gyncsm |
| Tobey @BRCAinfo RT @EMBOSU: T3 (1) clinical genetic tests are ordered by your genetic counselor and/or doctor for medical purposes + have high levels of quality control & regulation. DTC labs (historically) have been tests ordered by any1 from home + often used different technology+ non-med purpose #gyncsm https://t.co/ptDgxj0WGy |
| Ann Becker-Schutte @DrBeckerSchutte RT @EMBOSU: T3 (2) now we're staying to see clinical-DTC Hybrids like @Color that are a little bit of both. The genetic testing area is growing & changing very fast...luckily it's our job as genetic counselors to keep track of what's out there & can help navigate you to best options #gyncsm |
| Ann Becker-Schutte @DrBeckerSchutte RT @gyncsm: T4: T4: Do we know what somatic mutations are prevalent in gynecologic cancers?#gyncsm |
| Ann Wax @annwax @LguzzardiM @DrBeckerSchutte I agree that there are many that go without testing. However, there are certain things a women can do to lower her risk of ovarian ca even if she has the mutation. If she is educated. #GYNCSM |
| IamCervivor @IamCervivor RT @gyncsm: T4: T4: Do we know what somatic mutations are prevalent in gynecologic cancers?#gyncsm |
| Dee Sparacio @womenofteal #gyncsm https://t.co/MxCTGstFWa |
| IamCervivor @IamCervivor RT @womenofteal: @btrfly12 Like this one in Salon https://t.co/1t5kDLHhxU #gyncsm |
| Matthew Katz, MD 🟦 @subatomicdoc RT @DrBeckerSchutte: I’m so glad to hear about that piece of the training. Sometimes, there is a tendency to assume that all information is good information. People need to know about the potential risks. #gyncsm https://t.co/Lpnl2qpnl9 |
| Matthew Katz, MD 🟦 @subatomicdoc RT @gyncsm: T4: T4: Do we know what somatic mutations are prevalent in gynecologic cancers?#gyncsm |
| Ann Becker-Schutte @DrBeckerSchutte Everyone should be asked this question. Regularly. Because the answer changes. And because sometimes people answer “fine” as a reflex, or from shock. #gyncsm https://t.co/Na50nMfae3 |
| Dee Sparacio @womenofteal T4: I found this journal article "13 most important genes for gynaecological cancers, being BRAF, CDKN2A, CTNNB1, FBXW7, FGFR2, FGFR3, FOXL2, HRAS, KRAS, NRAS, PIK3CA, PPP2R1A and PTEN." https://t.co/lJwi6iH0wB #gyncsm |
| Rick Boulay,MD @journeycancer RT @womenofteal: #gyncsm this is very true about woman not knowing they should be tested. So much to deal with on initial diagnosis. https://t.co/XyXVFxRFix |
 | #Survivor3x ✌💚🕉🐾 @chigrl13 RT @LguzzardiM: Every woman facing an #ovariancancer diagnosis should have germline #genetictesting regardless of age or family history. Too many women are slipping through the cracks & not getting tested. #gyncsm |
| Tobey @BRCAinfo RT @DrBeckerSchutte: Everyone should be asked this question. Regularly. Because the answer changes. And because sometimes people answer “fine” as a reflex, or from shock. #gyncsm https://t.co/Na50nMfae3 |
| IamCervivor @IamCervivor RT @womenofteal: T4: T4: I found this journal article "13 most important genes for gynaecological cancers, being BRAF, CDKN2A, CTNNB1, FBXW7, FGFR2, FGFR3, FOXL2, HRAS, KRAS, NRAS, PIK3CA, PPP2R1A and PTEN." https://t.co/lJwi6iH0wB #gyncsm |
| Christina Lizaso @btrfly12 T4: Research on somatic mutations is early but is part of the personalized/precision medicine puzzle. BRAF, KRAS, PIK3CA and PTEN have been identified with epithelial ovarian tumors. There are also somatic BRCA mutations. #gyncsm |
| IamCervivor @IamCervivor RT @DrBeckerSchutte: Everyone should be asked this question. Regularly. Because the answer changes. And because sometimes people answer “fine” as a reflex, or from shock. #gyncsm https://t.co/Na50nMfae3 |
| Erica Bednar @EMBOSU @BRCAinfo @DrBeckerSchutte @annwax @GeneticCouns Sounds like you have an awesome genetic counselor on your care team who was there to meet you wherever you were emotionally/mentally/physically 👍 #gyncsm |
| Christina Lizaso @btrfly12 RT @womenofteal: @btrfly12 Like this one in Salon https://t.co/1t5kDLHhxU #gyncsm |
| Dee Sparacio @womenofteal T3 Evaluation of some direct-to-consumer genetic testing reveals inaccuracies and misinterpretations #gyncsm https://t.co/q6ly2uDtnX |
| Matthew Katz, MD 🟦 @subatomicdoc RT @womenofteal: T4: T4: I found this journal article "13 most important genes for gynaecological cancers, being BRAF, CDKN2A, CTNNB1, FBXW7, FGFR2, FGFR3, FOXL2, HRAS, KRAS, NRAS, PIK3CA, PPP2R1A and PTEN." https://t.co/lJwi6iH0wB #gyncsm |
| Christina Lizaso @btrfly12 RT @DrBeckerSchutte: Everyone should be asked this question. Regularly. Because the answer changes. And because sometimes people answer “fine” as a reflex, or from shock. #gyncsm https://t.co/Na50nMfae3 |
| Matthew Katz, MD 🟦 @subatomicdoc RT @EMBOSU: @BRCAinfo @DrBeckerSchutte @annwax @GeneticCouns Sounds like you have an awesome genetic counselor on your care team who was there to meet you wherever you were emotionally/mentally/physically 👍 #gyncsm |
| Rick Boulay,MD @journeycancer RT @DrBeckerSchutte: Everyone should be asked this question. Regularly. Because the answer changes. And because sometimes people answer “fine” as a reflex, or from shock. #gyncsm https://t.co/Na50nMfae3 |
| Matthew Katz, MD 🟦 @subatomicdoc RT @womenofteal: T3 Evaluation of some direct-to-consumer genetic testing reveals inaccuracies and misinterpretations #gyncsm https://t.co/q6ly2uDtnX |
| Ann Wax @annwax @DrBeckerSchutte I still say that the emotional component when you find out you have this mutation can be very upsetting to the patient and their family. #GYNCSM |
| Ann Becker-Schutte @DrBeckerSchutte RT @womenofteal: T4: T4: I found this journal article "13 most important genes for gynaecological cancers, being BRAF, CDKN2A, CTNNB1, FBXW7, FGFR2, FGFR3, FOXL2, HRAS, KRAS, NRAS, PIK3CA, PPP2R1A and PTEN." https://t.co/lJwi6iH0wB #gyncsm |
| Ann Becker-Schutte @DrBeckerSchutte RT @btrfly12: T4: T4: Research on somatic mutations is early but is part of the personalized/precision medicine puzzle. BRAF, KRAS, PIK3CA and PTEN have been identified with epithelial ovarian tumors. There are also somatic BRCA mutations. #gyncsm |
| Erica Bednar @EMBOSU @DrBeckerSchutte It's interesting ... Many people can easily identify "pro's" and benefits of testing...and never considered that there might even be "con's"... Sometimes it feels like highlighting the risks/potential down-sides = most new information in a genetic counseling session! #gyncsm |
| Dee Sparacio @womenofteal T1 - Sorry forgot to mention this earlier Somatic Vs Germline https://t.co/grmZ4oRAfw #gyncsm |
| GYN Cancer | #GYNCSM @gyncsm T5: How does knowing you have these mutations can impact your healthcare decisions? #gyncsm |
| Ann Becker-Schutte @DrBeckerSchutte RT @annwax: @DrBeckerSchutte I still say that the emotional component when you find out you have this mutation can be very upsetting to the patient and their family. #GYNCSM |
| Ann Becker-Schutte @DrBeckerSchutte RT @EMBOSU: @DrBeckerSchutte It's interesting ... Many people can easily identify "pro's" and benefits of testing...and never considered that there might even be "con's"... Sometimes it feels like highlighting the risks/potential down-sides = most new information in a genetic counseling session! #gyncsm |
| Ann Becker-Schutte @DrBeckerSchutte RT @womenofteal: T3 Evaluation of some direct-to-consumer genetic testing reveals inaccuracies and misinterpretations #gyncsm https://t.co/q6ly2uDtnX |
| Ann Becker-Schutte @DrBeckerSchutte RT @gyncsm: T5: T5: How does knowing you have these mutations can impact your healthcare decisions? #gyncsm |
| Christina Lizaso @btrfly12 RT @womenofteal: T1 - Sorry forgot to mention this earlier Somatic Vs Germline https://t.co/grmZ4oRAfw #gyncsm |
| Christina Lizaso @btrfly12 RT @gyncsm: T5: T5: How does knowing you have these mutations can impact your healthcare decisions? #gyncsm |
| IamCervivor @IamCervivor RT @gyncsm: T5: T5: How does knowing you have these mutations can impact your healthcare decisions? #gyncsm |
| Ann Wax @annwax @gyncsm When I spoke to my patients about having these mutations. I always say there are risks and benefits to every decision. Even if you are thinking what you do can prevent cancer.#GYNCSM |
| Erica Bednar @EMBOSU T5: knowing if you have a hereditary mutation (or not) can impact cancer treatment decision making, cancer screening/prevention options, and can provide info to relatives so they can better understand their cancer risks #gyncsm https://t.co/PpaaSSLxPy |
| Dee Sparacio @womenofteal I agree. But emotional also on the flip side. When I learned I didn't have the BRCA mutation I was surprised since my pedigree showed relatives with breast cancer. And upset thinking my survival chances we less. #gyncsm https://t.co/bfLq3Kr8TN |
| Amanda Crowell Itliong @MIShouldTalk The somatic testing thing is tough for those of us who have old slides, and can’t get easy biopsies. New drugs might be possible, but insurance doesn’t want to pay to retest with latest testing. #gyncsm |
| Dee Sparacio @womenofteal #gyncsm https://t.co/MmASUDLOSh |
| Ann Becker-Schutte @DrBeckerSchutte @EMBOSU Right—we just don’t always think about the fact that gaining information can have costs. #gyncsm |
| Ann Becker-Schutte @DrBeckerSchutte RT @womenofteal: #gyncsm https://t.co/MmASUDLOSh |
| Dee Sparacio @womenofteal RT @MIShouldTalk: The somatic testing thing is tough for those of us who have old slides, and can’t get easy biopsies. New drugs might be possible, but insurance doesn’t want to pay to retest with latest testing. #gyncsm |
| Christina Lizaso @btrfly12 T5: For those already diagnosed, more and more research is coming out to help select the best treatment based on which mutations are present. Genetic and tumor tests can help decide what to try when standard tx doesn't work - or even what to try first. #gyncsm |
| IamCervivor @IamCervivor RT @EMBOSU: T5: T5: knowing if you have a hereditary mutation (or not) can impact cancer treatment decision making, cancer screening/prevention options, and can provide info to relatives so they can better understand their cancer risks #gyncsm https://t.co/PpaaSSLxPy |
| Tobey @BRCAinfo @gyncsm T5. Do you chose prophylactic surgery? Vigilant testing ? #gyncsm. Tough choices |
| Dee Sparacio @womenofteal RT @btrfly12: T5: T5: For those already diagnosed, more and more research is coming out to help select the best treatment based on which mutations are present. Genetic and tumor tests can help decide what to try when standard tx doesn't work - or even what to try first. #gyncsm |
| Rick Boulay,MD @journeycancer RT @MIShouldTalk: The somatic testing thing is tough for those of us who have old slides, and can’t get easy biopsies. New drugs might be possible, but insurance doesn’t want to pay to retest with latest testing. #gyncsm |
| Christina Lizaso @btrfly12 RT @MIShouldTalk: The somatic testing thing is tough for those of us who have old slides, and can’t get easy biopsies. New drugs might be possible, but insurance doesn’t want to pay to retest with latest testing. #gyncsm |
| Christina Lizaso @btrfly12 RT @womenofteal: I agree. But emotional also on the flip side. When I learned I didn't have the BRCA mutation I was surprised since my pedigree showed relatives with breast cancer. And upset thinking my survival chances we less. #gyncsm https://t.co/bfLq3Kr8TN |
| Ann Becker-Schutte @DrBeckerSchutte RT @btrfly12: T5: T5: For those already diagnosed, more and more research is coming out to help select the best treatment based on which mutations are present. Genetic and tumor tests can help decide what to try when standard tx doesn't work - or even what to try first. #gyncsm |
| Rick Boulay,MD @journeycancer RT @btrfly12: T5: T5: For those already diagnosed, more and more research is coming out to help select the best treatment based on which mutations are present. Genetic and tumor tests can help decide what to try when standard tx doesn't work - or even what to try first. #gyncsm |
| Ann Becker-Schutte @DrBeckerSchutte RT @BRCAinfo: @gyncsm T5. Do you chose prophylactic surgery? Vigilant testing ? #gyncsm. Tough choices |
| Christina Lizaso @btrfly12 RT @EMBOSU: T5: T5: knowing if you have a hereditary mutation (or not) can impact cancer treatment decision making, cancer screening/prevention options, and can provide info to relatives so they can better understand their cancer risks #gyncsm https://t.co/PpaaSSLxPy |
| Rick Boulay,MD @journeycancer RT @BRCAinfo: @gyncsm T5. Do you chose prophylactic surgery? Vigilant testing ? #gyncsm. Tough choices |
| Erica Bednar @EMBOSU @womenofteal @annwax Definitely a possible rxn to results @womenofteal ...even more now when people are hoping for the chance to benefit from PARP inhibit tx or clinical trials...a negative genetic test doesn't exclude anyone from tx, but it can now play a more prominent role #gyncsm |
| Ann Becker-Schutte @DrBeckerSchutte RT @EMBOSU: @womenofteal @annwax Definitely a possible rxn to results @womenofteal ...even more now when people are hoping for the chance to benefit from PARP inhibit tx or clinical trials...a negative genetic test doesn't exclude anyone from tx, but it can now play a more prominent role #gyncsm |
| GYN Cancer | #GYNCSM @gyncsm T6: What role do genetic counselors play in helping patients understand the results of testing? #gyncsm |
| Dee Sparacio @womenofteal T5 Women w/ OC knowing they are BRCA allows for additional treatment options on - PARP for example #gyncsm |
| IamCervivor @IamCervivor RT @gyncsm: T6: T6: What role do genetic counselors play in helping patients understand the results of testing? #gyncsm |
| Matthew Katz, MD 🟦 @subatomicdoc RT @gyncsm: T6: T6: What role do genetic counselors play in helping patients understand the results of testing? #gyncsm |
| GYN Cancer | #GYNCSM @gyncsm #gyncsm https://t.co/6VnFXGYHOx |
| Matthew Katz, MD 🟦 @subatomicdoc RT @DrBeckerSchutte: @EMBOSU Right—we just don’t always think about the fact that gaining information can have costs. #gyncsm |
| Dee Sparacio @womenofteal #gyncsm https://t.co/Iwssau5olE |
| Ann Wax @annwax @womenofteal Often I tell my patients before they get tested for the BRCA, you may have a family hx but that does not mean you have the mutation. Therefore, it is important to education for risk reduction of CA. #GYNCSM |
| Matthew Katz, MD 🟦 @subatomicdoc @DrBeckerSchutte @EMBOSU Knowledge can be power, but it can also create new burdens. #gyncsm |
| Dee Sparacio @womenofteal T5 : @journeywithcancer shared his thoughts on personalized medicine and mutations and decisions that need to be made in this @cure_magazine article https://t.co/9QFZaR5nuf #gyncsm |
| Jennifer N Stall, MD @JNStallMD @btrfly12 T3 Cannot be overemphasized the importance of having ur health care team involved. Confirming DTC results in a clinical laboratory thats well versed in complex variant detection & classification is essential. This is concerning... https://t.co/xdLMXWbQH6 #GYNCSM |
| Erica Bednar @EMBOSU T5 (2) hereditary mutations can signal risk for other, separate cancers... This can be information to help guide screening and prevention (but the info might also feel like a burden, especially if you are already dealing with one cancer dx). #gyncsm https://t.co/iZdFlXVVBy |
| Rick Boulay,MD @journeycancer RT @womenofteal: T5 : T5 : @journeywithcancer shared his thoughts on personalized medicine and mutations and decisions that need to be made in this @cure_magazine article https://t.co/9QFZaR5nuf #gyncsm |
| Ann Becker-Schutte @DrBeckerSchutte My personal bias is to hope that genetic counselors have good relationships with mental health professionals to refer patients to. #gyncsm https://t.co/OEQomWdzE7 |
| Tobey @BRCAinfo @gyncsm Personal risk is discussed. Choices are discussed. Emotional support is discussed. Information is powerful in making best decisions #brca #gyncsm |
| IamCervivor @IamCervivor RT @womenofteal: T5 : T5 : @journeywithcancer shared his thoughts on personalized medicine and mutations and decisions that need to be made in this @cure_magazine article https://t.co/9QFZaR5nuf #gyncsm |
| Dee Sparacio @womenofteal RT @A2Path: @btrfly12 T3 Cannot be overemphasized the importance of having ur health care team involved. Confirming DTC results in a clinical laboratory thats well versed in complex variant detection & classification is essential. This is concerning... https://t.co/xdLMXWbQH6 #GYNCSM |
| Lisa M Guzzardi, RN @LguzzardiM @btrfly12 Newer PARP therapies offer so much hope for advanced ovarian cancer , regardless of an identifiable mutation! Response rates are rising. #gyncsm |
 | Amanda @livingmbestlife RT @BRCAinfo: @gyncsm Personal risk is discussed. Choices are discussed. Emotional support is discussed. Information is powerful in making best decisions #brca #gyncsm |
| Ann Wax @annwax @womenofteal @TLHagan @btrfly12 @subatomicdoc @DrAttai @drdonsdizon @mtmdphd There is a risk reduction for ovarian can if you are placed on the birth control . Again it is important to education . #GYNCSM |
| Ann Becker-Schutte @DrBeckerSchutte RT @womenofteal: T5 : T5 : @journeywithcancer shared his thoughts on personalized medicine and mutations and decisions that need to be made in this @cure_magazine article https://t.co/9QFZaR5nuf #gyncsm |
| Dee Sparacio @womenofteal #gyncsm https://t.co/x2BwETXEIq |
| Ann Becker-Schutte @DrBeckerSchutte RT @A2Path: @btrfly12 T3 Cannot be overemphasized the importance of having ur health care team involved. Confirming DTC results in a clinical laboratory thats well versed in complex variant detection & classification is essential. This is concerning... https://t.co/xdLMXWbQH6 #GYNCSM |
| Christina Lizaso @btrfly12 T6: Genetic counseling can be especially important as multi-gene panel might be better suited given your family history (vs testing for one type of mutation). #gyncsm |
| Tobey @BRCAinfo RT @gyncsm: #gyncsm https://t.co/6VnFXGYHOx |
| Ann Becker-Schutte @DrBeckerSchutte RT @BRCAinfo: @gyncsm Personal risk is discussed. Choices are discussed. Emotional support is discussed. Information is powerful in making best decisions #brca #gyncsm |
| Christina Lizaso @btrfly12 RT @EMBOSU: T5 (2) hereditary mutations can signal risk for other, separate cancers... This can be information to help guide screening and prevention (but the info might also feel like a burden, especially if you are already dealing with one cancer dx). #gyncsm https://t.co/iZdFlXVVBy |
| Christina Lizaso @btrfly12 RT @A2Path: @btrfly12 T3 Cannot be overemphasized the importance of having ur health care team involved. Confirming DTC results in a clinical laboratory thats well versed in complex variant detection & classification is essential. This is concerning... https://t.co/xdLMXWbQH6 #GYNCSM |
| Rick Boulay,MD @journeycancer RT @EMBOSU: T5 (2) hereditary mutations can signal risk for other, separate cancers... This can be information to help guide screening and prevention (but the info might also feel like a burden, especially if you are already dealing with one cancer dx). #gyncsm https://t.co/iZdFlXVVBy |
| Tobey @BRCAinfo RT @womenofteal: T5 : T5 : @journeywithcancer shared his thoughts on personalized medicine and mutations and decisions that need to be made in this @cure_magazine article https://t.co/9QFZaR5nuf #gyncsm |
 | Cire @tragure Elective oophorectomy is virtually never justified. Ovaries provide QALY benefits past age 65?#gyncsm |
| GYN Cancer | #GYNCSM @gyncsm Great night of learning. Time to share closing thoughts. You can start your tweet with “TIL:” standing for Today I Learned #gyncsm |
| Dee Sparacio @womenofteal T6 Genetics Counselors are the key to developing an understanding of a patients risks, support before and after testing. #gyncsm |
| Jennifer N Stall, MD @JNStallMD @btrfly12 Here’s another recent one https://t.co/j0OY73HhmW #GYNCSM |
| GYN Cancer | #GYNCSM @gyncsm RT @BRCAinfo: @gyncsm Personal risk is discussed. Choices are discussed. Emotional support is discussed. Information is powerful in making best decisions #brca #gyncsm |
| Erica Bednar @EMBOSU T6 (1) Genetic counselors can help you to navigate and piece together how your cancer history+family history impact your chance to have a hereditary mutation. We can help figure out if the testing you had was hereditary (germline) or somatic. #gyncsm https://t.co/RMi5F7p6QR |
| Dee Sparacio @womenofteal #gyncsm https://t.co/OtVlC9ezEd |
| Ann Becker-Schutte @DrBeckerSchutte RT @gyncsm: Great night of learning. Time to share closing thoughts. You can start your tweet with “TIL:” standing for Today I Learned #gyncsm |
| Dee Sparacio @womenofteal #gyncsm https://t.co/5ThHojZEDT |
| Dee Sparacio @womenofteal #gyncsm https://t.co/zHvbmKKWuY |
| Erica Bednar @EMBOSU T6 (2) Genetic counselors can help you weigh pro's and con's of genetic testing, and what results could mean for you and your family. Where to get tested? Does insurance cover it? We can help with that too! #gyncsm |
| Ann Becker-Schutte @DrBeckerSchutte RT @EMBOSU: T6 (1) Genetic counselors can help you to navigate and piece together how your cancer history+family history impact your chance to have a hereditary mutation. We can help figure out if the testing you had was hereditary (germline) or somatic. #gyncsm https://t.co/RMi5F7p6QR |
| Ann Becker-Schutte @DrBeckerSchutte RT @EMBOSU: T6 (2) Genetic counselors can help you weigh pro's and con's of genetic testing, and what results could mean for you and your family. Where to get tested? Does insurance cover it? We can help with that too! #gyncsm |
| Dee Sparacio @womenofteal #gyncsm https://t.co/9bn1niYj0q |
| GYN Cancer | #GYNCSM @gyncsm Thanks to all for joining along and sharing. Next #gyncsm chat: Wed Aug 8, 2018 on "What is OK during treatment?" where we'll touch on things like vitamins / supplements / exercise / etc. |
| Dee Sparacio @womenofteal #gyncsm https://t.co/EvXVxKDKVl |
 | Amy Byer Shainman @BRCAresponder RT @btrfly12: T3: T3: There have been many articles recently about what DTC do and do not cover. Most would need a clinical lab test to confirm results. Genetic counseling key before to decide and after to be sure understand results. #gyncsm |
| Amy Byer Shainman @BRCAresponder RT @womenofteal: T6 Genetics Counselors are the key to developing an understanding of a patients risks, support before and after testing. #gyncsm |
| Dee Sparacio @womenofteal #gyncsm https://t.co/LhNaMoVEhW |
| Tobey @BRCAinfo RT @gyncsm: Thanks to all for joining along and sharing. Next #gyncsm chat: Thanks to all for joining along and sharing. Next #gyncsm chat: Wed Aug 8, 2018 on "What is OK during treatment?" where we'll touch on things like vitamins / supplements / exercise / etc. |
| Rick Boulay,MD @journeycancer This statement is absolutely wrong in patients with known genetic mutations such as BRCA1/2 and Lynch syndrome where the tubes and ovaries should be removed. #GYNCSM https://t.co/ZHbOzdI9un |
| Erica Bednar @EMBOSU T6 (3) We can help explain your results, develop a plan for you and your family to help #endcancer. We also want to be a resource - emotional, informational, and for your family. You can find one of us at https://t.co/KvHDFbQyqd @GeneticCouns @ABGCertifiedGCs #gyncsm |
| Rick Boulay,MD @journeycancer RT @EMBOSU: T6 (1) Genetic counselors can help you to navigate and piece together how your cancer history+family history impact your chance to have a hereditary mutation. We can help figure out if the testing you had was hereditary (germline) or somatic. #gyncsm https://t.co/RMi5F7p6QR |
| Dee Sparacio @womenofteal TIL that there is so much more to learn about somatic mutations associated with gyn cancers. They are the other ~ 80% ( if 20% are due to germline mutations) #gyncsm |
| Tamika Felder @tamikafelder RT @annwax: @DrBeckerSchutte I still say that the emotional component when you find out you have this mutation can be very upsetting to the patient and their family. #GYNCSM |
| Lisa M Guzzardi, RN @LguzzardiM @EMBOSU Genetic counselors are the rockstars & visionaries for all those affected by hereditary cancers ! #gyncsm |
| IamCervivor @IamCervivor TIL: How to participate in a Twitter Chat! 😜 AND that follow up support for the patient after genetic testing is imperative. #gyncsm |
| Minas Chrysopoulo MD FACS @drchrysopoulo RT @LguzzardiM: @EMBOSU Genetic counselors are the rockstars & visionaries for all those affected by hereditary cancers ! #gyncsm |
| Tobey @BRCAinfo Goodnight #gyncsm Be we’ll everyone. Thanks for all you do 💕🙏 |
| Christina Lizaso @btrfly12 RT @womenofteal: TIL that there is so much more to learn about somatic mutations associated with gyn cancers. They are the other ~ 80% ( if 20% are due to germline mutations) #gyncsm |
| Ann Wax @annwax @gyncsm "TIL standing for Today, I learned from #GYNCSM that by having this chat we are learning from each other and gives us power to plant the seeds to find ourselves living with gratitude and understanding for better health. |
| Dee Sparacio @womenofteal Grateful for our #gyncsm co-moderators! @btrfly12 @ShannonWestin @DrMarkham @journeycancer @DrBeckerSchutte #gyncsm |
| Amy Byer Shainman @BRCAresponder RT @btrfly12: T6: T6: Genetic counseling can be especially important as multi-gene panel might be better suited given your family history (vs testing for one type of mutation). #gyncsm |
| Erica Bednar @EMBOSU RT @LguzzardiM: @EMBOSU Genetic counselors are the rockstars & visionaries for all those affected by hereditary cancers ! #gyncsm |
| Ann Becker-Schutte @DrBeckerSchutte RT @annwax: @gyncsm "TIL standing for Today, I learned from #GYNCSM that by having this chat we are learning from each other and gives us power to plant the seeds to find ourselves living with gratitude and understanding for better health. |
| Dee Sparacio @womenofteal Remember to check https://t.co/Df2f7Okp35 for a transcript of the chat and resources #gyncsm |
| Ann Becker-Schutte @DrBeckerSchutte RT @IamCervivor: TIL: TIL: How to participate in a Twitter Chat! 😜 AND that follow up support for the patient after genetic testing is imperative. #gyncsm |
| Ann Becker-Schutte @DrBeckerSchutte RT @LguzzardiM: @EMBOSU Genetic counselors are the rockstars & visionaries for all those affected by hereditary cancers ! #gyncsm |
| Ann Becker-Schutte @DrBeckerSchutte RT @womenofteal: TIL that there is so much more to learn about somatic mutations associated with gyn cancers. They are the other ~ 80% ( if 20% are due to germline mutations) #gyncsm |
| Dee Sparacio @womenofteal @annwax @gyncsm Thanks so much Ann for joining us and sharing your experience. Appreciated. #gyncsm |
| Ann Becker-Schutte @DrBeckerSchutte RT @gyncsm: Thanks to all for joining along and sharing. Next #gyncsm chat: Thanks to all for joining along and sharing. Next #gyncsm chat: Wed Aug 8, 2018 on "What is OK during treatment?" where we'll touch on things like vitamins / supplements / exercise / etc. |
| Dee Sparacio @womenofteal @IamCervivor So glad you joined us! #gyncsm |
 | Carlos Lever @drleverrosas RT @NCICancerStats: #OvarianCancer is difficult to diagnose early because there are few symptoms before the cancer has spread. Learn more from our video: https://t.co/9BbIpQypNv #GynCSM |
| Ann Becker-Schutte @DrBeckerSchutte @womenofteal @btrfly12 @ShannonWestin @DrMarkham @journeycancer It’s always a treat to spend time with this community—I learn new things every month. #gyncsm |
| Amy Byer Shainman @BRCAresponder RT @LguzzardiM: Every woman facing an #ovariancancer diagnosis should have germline #genetictesting regardless of age or family history. Too many women are slipping through the cracks & not getting tested. #gyncsm |
| Ann Wax @annwax @gyncsm Looking forward to being with everyone for that chat. #GYNCSM Everyone have a good night, and thank you to everyone for allowing me to be connected to all of you. #contentment #Health #Mindfulness |
| Dee Sparacio @womenofteal Remember to tweet things of interest with hashtag #gyncsm to keep the conversation going between chats. |
| Tanya Temkin @tanyaltee @EMBOSU And genetic counselor was very helpful in advising me how to talk with extended family about test results. #GYNCSM |
| Christina Lizaso @btrfly12 @journeycancer @tragure There are the recommendations and then there are the deeply personal quality of life decisions. Doctors can help women understand and decide. The recommendations for removal are based on sound science. Each individual situation is of course more nuanced. #gyncsm |
| Dee Sparacio @womenofteal RT @tanyaltee: @EMBOSU And genetic counselor was very helpful in advising me how to talk with extended family about test results. #GYNCSM |
| GYN Cancer | #GYNCSM @gyncsm Patients and caregivers are invited to continue our discussion on the Smart Patients platform at https://t.co/dFCf1Mcahw #gyncsm |
| Ann Becker-Schutte @DrBeckerSchutte RT @btrfly12: @journeycancer @tragure There are the recommendations and then there are the deeply personal quality of life decisions. Doctors can help women understand and decide. The recommendations for removal are based on sound science. Each individual situation is of course more nuanced. #gyncsm |
| Erica Bednar @EMBOSU TIL (1) how fast I can type on my phone during a Twitter chat and that (2) there is so much changing in genetics it is often hard for all of us to keep up (ex NCCN guidelines for testing and management of hereditary breast + ovarian cancers just updated today!) #gyncsm https://t.co/VAU528m9OU |
| Dee Sparacio @womenofteal #gyncsm https://t.co/mpDRE2qNBH |
| Amy Byer Shainman @BRCAresponder RT @womenofteal: #gyncsm https://t.co/3Ihaa6uSC9 |
| GYN Cancer | #GYNCSM @gyncsm Thanks again all! Special thanks to @EMBOSU for your work preparing for tonight's chat and for all the great info you share via #gyncsm |
| Erica Bednar @EMBOSU Thanks @womenofteal and @btrfly12 for giving me the heads up on the chat this evening! Always happy to share what I can with the #gyncsm community ❤ #endcancer |
| Christina Lizaso @btrfly12 @EMBOSU WOW! I've never really been able to participate on a chat via phone - never mind greatly contribute to one or moderate. You rock! I did once run a #gyncsm chat in the car but still via laptop. |
| Dee Sparacio @womenofteal Here's a link to the update https://t.co/gNFgmNDPCr #gyncsm https://t.co/DUCO1L7sY0 |
| Christina Lizaso @btrfly12 @EMBOSU What - NCCN updated again! - gotta find that now #gyncsm |
| Dee Sparacio @womenofteal @EMBOSU @btrfly12 Thank you so much Erica for joining us and providing our community with such valuable information. We appreciate your support. #gyncsm |
| Christina Lizaso @btrfly12 RT @womenofteal: Here's a link to the update https://t.co/gNFgmNDPCr #gyncsm https://t.co/DUCO1L7sY0 |
| Christina Lizaso @btrfly12 RT @A2Path: @btrfly12 Here’s another recent one https://t.co/j0OY73HhmW #GYNCSM |
| Dee Sparacio @womenofteal #gyncsm https://t.co/fJHLTJd1Pf |
| Christina Lizaso @btrfly12 RT @LguzzardiM: @btrfly12 Newer PARP therapies offer so much hope for advanced ovarian cancer , regardless of an identifiable mutation! Response rates are rising. #gyncsm |
| Dee Sparacio @womenofteal Thanks so much @btrfly12 for being such an amazing moderator. I love working with you to bring info to our community. #gyncsm |
| Christina Lizaso @btrfly12 Thanks @womenofteal for an always stellar topic line-up and all your work behind the scenes to spread awareness and education on gyn cancer through #gyncsm |
 | DENTAL NEWS FOR PATIENTS @DrNimaDayani RT @IamCervivor: Holly with Cervivor here! First timer on the Tweet Chat. #gyncsm |
| DENTAL NEWS FOR PATIENTS @DrNimaDayani RT @IamCervivor: T3 BRCA1 and BRCA2 #gyncsm |
| DENTAL NEWS FOR PATIENTS @DrNimaDayani RT @IamCervivor: TIL: How to participate in a Twitter Chat! 😜 AND that follow up support for the patient after genetic testing is imperative. #gyncsm |
 | Wafik S. El-Deiry, MD, PhD, FACP @weldeiry The latest The Cancer Plus Daily! https://t.co/kPNcdKBR47 Thanks to @PavlosMsaouel @EMSwami @surt_lab #cancer #gyncsm |
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