Category: Patient
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The CARE Difference: A Smarter Workflow for High‑Risk Screening
Danielle Rogers, oncology and genetics nurse practitioner, recently shared her experience with providing personalized assessments of cancer risks before and after implementation of the Ambry CARE Program® (CARE).
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The Power of Progress: Philip’s NF1 Clinical Trial Experience
Renie and Philip Moss share what it was like for Philip to participate in a clinical trial for NF1.
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Navigating NF1: The Moss Family’s Story of Resilience and Hope
Renie and Philip Moss shared experiences and insights from their NF1 journey for NF Awareness Month.
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Transforming Fear into Action and Advocacy: Our Family’s Lynch Syndrome Story
Noelle Carbognin shares an update on her family health history with Lynch syndrome.
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Passing on a Legacy of Health: Ben Huebsch Shares His BRCA Story for Men’s Health Week
Ben Huebsch shares his firsthand experience with BRCA testing for Men’s Health Week.
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Morgan Turpin and Son Shayne Find Connection with Dravet Syndrome Families
Morgan Turpin, MB(ASCP), CGMBS, explains the benefits of exome testing in her son’s life for epilepsy and Dravet syndrome.
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Live Life Proactively: Trinity Chappelear Shares Life Post-ATM Mutation Diagnosis
Trinity Chappelear discusses the importance of genetic testing, what it’s like being a previvor with an ATM gene mutation, and optimizing health to be there for your family.
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A Q&A with My Faulty Gene founder Kathy Baker
Kathy Baker, founder of My Faulty Gene, discusses the importance of genetic testing when it comes to determining hereditary cancer risk.
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Never Surrender: Mike Rogers Grinds on Post Sarcoma to Help Others Beat Cancer
Mike Rogers survived cancer twice and knew that he wanted to do something to help others going through expensive treatment. He used his love for skateboarding to found nonprofit Grind for Life.
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An Attitude of Gratitude: Jaime Burguieres’ Previvor Cancer Journey Guided by Ambry Genetic Testing
Jaime Burguieres is a previvor–someone who has a hereditary genetic mutation that increases the risk of developing cancer. She has taken steps to ensure she stays as healthy as possible for her family and herself.