Recently, JAMA Oncology published an article compiling approved guidelines for men with BRCA. Attached is a tri-fold brochure summarizing this guidance, intended to inform a lay audience. If you'd like copies of the tri-fold, please let us know at [email protected].

Chief of urological oncology Todd 〽️ Morgan, MD recently went on the BackTable Urology podcast to talk about germline testing for #prostatecancer patients. 👂🔗 michmed.org/Z7yQN

Males are equally as likely to have #BRCA mutations, but fewer men undergo genetic testing than women. Men who carry BRCA mutations face increased risks for pancreatic and prostate cancers, Kara Maxwell told OncLive.com. BasserBRCA spr.ly/6013l9avh

Dr. Edward Schaeffer is a world-renowned urologist, pioneering robotic surgeon, and Chair of Urology at Northwestern University. He discusses prostate cancer, genetic factors, lifestyle, and much more on the Rich Roll Podcast. Listen here: youtu.be/dy2Rkkwz25E?fe…

September is Prostate Cancer Awareness Month! It's important to understand if you are at increased risk for prostate cancer. Learn more about risk factors here: bit.ly/3MMGGUR. #curebrca

CureBRCA's Chief Science Officer, Dr. Heather Cheng, is an expert in prostate cancer genetics. Hear her explain the importance of genetic testing for men. Fred Hutch Cancer Center UW Medicine

Many men don’t get tested for #brca even with a family history of cancer. Many also don’t change after a positive mutation. My hope is to spread awareness and inspire more to optimize health to improve cancer prevention. BasserBRCA #brca2

Do you have a personal or family history of cancer? You may want to consider genetic testing. If you have a BRCA genetic mutation, this may increase the chance of cancer. Consult with your genetic counselor or doctor to learn more about your options. #curebrca

Excited to attend "Closing in on Cancer" at Portal Innovations in Houston on Nov 19, in collaboration with Cancer Moonshot. Looking forward to learning from leaders across sectors to drive breakthroughs in cancer care. #CancerMoonshot #curebrca Portal Innovations

Have you encountered genetic discrimination because of your BRCA mutation? Has your long-term or disability insurance policy been denied, canceled, or are your premiums high? FORCE is collecting stories to share with the lawmakers. Report here: tfaforms.com/5151933

A review published by Kara Maxwell, MD, PhD, Kara Maxwell highlighted that BRCA genetic testing rates among men remain striking low, despite a heightened risk of breast, pancreatic, and prostate cancers in males with BRCA mutations: spr.ly/6013sYz3U Penn Medicine - Abramson Cancer Center

Thanksgiving is a great time to gather with family and be grateful. It's also the perfect opportunity to share information about family health history. If there is a prevalence of cancer in your family, you may want to consider genetic testing. curebrca.org/resource/finda…

CureBRCA is excited to announce its partnership with Lurie Children’s Hospital. This 5 year collaboration will expand access to genetic testing for patients, improving the lives of children & families affected by genetic mutations. Lurie Children's #curebrca

Men need to worry about BRCA too. A recent article in The Atlantic highlights the link between BRCA and pancreatic/prostate cancer in men. It's time to raise awareness. Read the full story here: curebrca.org/men-need-to-wo… #BRCA #MensHealth #CancerAwareness

Happy New Year from all of us at the BRCA Research and Cure Alliance! As we enter 2025, we're more committed than ever to advancing the research, prevention, and treatment for all those affected by BRCA mutations. Together, we’re building a future of hope and health. #curebrca

Well-deserved! Congratulations to Dr. Susan Domchek! BasserBRCA

CureBRCA is currently accepting funding applications for BRCA-related research, with a focus on men who carry the mutation. The deadline to apply is March 15, 2025. Learn more here: curebrca.org/grants/#curebr…

Today is Rare Disease Day. BRCA mutations are considered rare. However the prevalence is higher in certain populations. If you have family members who have been diagnosed with prostate, breast, ovarian, or pancreatic cancers, please consider genetic testing. #RareDiseaseDay2025

Honored to host the 2025 CureBRCA Collaborative in Chicago. Grateful for the insights shared on male BRCA cancers—screening, risk, and unmet needs. Here’s to continued progress. #CureBRCA #ASCO #BRCAResearch