📢As Hereditary Cancer Awareness Week comes to a close, we’re delighted to share our 30th anniversary blog post 👉 tinyurl.com/3ernph4e 📖 The post reflects not only on CGA-IGC’s history, but also highlights how the hereditary GI cancer field has evolved over the past 30

📢Do you want to extend #HereditaryCancerAwarenessWeek & are interested in #HereditaryGICancer syndromes? specifically Juvenile Polyposis Syndrome? ➡️Then don't miss the Solve JPS JAMBOREE. The Solve JPS Foundation is sponsoring a symposium at Stanford School of Medicine to

Sara Pirzadeh-Miller presenting downstream revenue data for genetic counselors at UTSW across all cancer syndromes diagnosed using large multi-gene cancer testing panels. 1 GC = 66 positive patients per year = $4.76M in downstream revenue. #CGAIGC25

📢The first day of #CGAIGC25 included a wonderful session on Advocacy. ➡️Every voice matters, so please help in advocating for ICD classification for #LynchSyndrome. 📍If you haven't already, please sign on by clicking the link HERE 👉tinyurl.com/7x8x5uxu or scanning

Dana Farengo Clark presenting data from the CAFE study on CTNNA1: Lifetime risk for gastric cancer of 6.8% (lower than previously reported) and for breast cancer of 46.1% (c/w prior reports). #CGAIGC25

🚨Up to 50% of patients with early-onset gastrointestinal cancers suffer from financial toxicity (💸), on top of their cancer diagnosis, even within an NHS nation. Presented on behalf of Marta Puzzono Giulia Martina Cavestro MD PhD at #CGAIGC25 CGA-IGC

🧬 #LYNSYNC is the first (ever) initiative to harmonize the management of patients with #Lynch syndrome over the 🌍🌎🌏 With 27 entirely novel meta-analyses to inform 75 recommendations, Giulia Martina Cavestro MD PhD, lead author, takes the stage at #CGAIGC25 CGA-IGC

Good morning on the last day of #CGAIGC25! Today we've got the Charis Eng Lecture, sessions on upper GI management and population-based testing, the third Presidential Plenary session, as well as the Business Meeting & Presidential Transition. For the full program 👉

We congratulate Anjeli Manam, who presented in today’s Presidential Plenary III session at #CGAIGC25, for having her abstract simultaneously published in the Journal of Clinical Oncology - Precision Oncology. 👏 Read “Areas of Uncertainty in Pancreatic Cancer Surveillance: A

And a last round of congratulations for @Asaf_Maoz, whose abstract “Causes of death among individuals with Lynch Syndrome in the immunotherapy era” was presented in the third Presidential Plenary session at #CGAIGC25 and simultaneously published in the Journal of Clinical

The Presidential Transition at #CGAIGC25: a big thank you to Beth Dudley Yurkovich for her term as President & congratulations to our incoming President Elana Levinson! 🎉👏

💙 The CGA-IGC Annual Meeting is not only a hub for professional networking 🤝 it’s also a vital platform for gaining practical, up-to-date insights to support the care of patients and families affected by hereditary GI cancer 🧬 ➡️Missed joining us at this year’s Annual

📢Don’t miss our final webinar of 2025! 🗓 Oct 29 | 12 pm ET / 9 am PT ➡️Featuring Colin Pritchard, Tomas Walsh & Angela Jacobson from University of Washington ➡️They’ll 🗣️“Advances in Genetic Testing for Hereditary Cancers, ” including mosaicism testing & 4 #HereditaryGICancer cases using

📢 October is National Family History Month! A big thanks to our Communications Committee Chair, Michelle Springer for writing a timely and practical blog post reminding us that even in the age of genetic testing, family history remains the foundation of hereditary cancer risk

1/Welcome to #CGAIGCJS Tweetorial on 📚 “Development and Validation of a Cell-Free DNA Fragmentomics–Based Model for Early Detection of #PancreaticCancer” by CGA-IGC Communications Committee member Anna Strang, MS, CGC (she/her) Full article in the Journal of Clinical Oncology👉 pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/40982573/

7/🙏🏽 Thank you! Tune in every month for #CGAIGC Communications Committee Tweetorials on publications impacting our #HereditaryGICancer patients. ➡️Want a curated Journal Scan for #HereditaryGICancer delivered monthly? 📍Become a CGA Member here 👉 tinyurl.com/3r9df5w2

Researchers at Ohio State University are inviting genetic counselors to participate in a study exploring how practice patterns evolve when the National Comprehensive Cancer Network® (NCCN®) Guidelines update recommendations for patients with hereditary cancer predisposition

💜 November is #PancreaticCancer Awareness Month! 📢This month, take a moment to learn something new about the hereditary aspect of pancreatic cancer 🧬 🎥 Watch our joint webinar with the ACG featuring CGA-IGC past presidents Beth Yurkovich and Bryson Katona, as

📢Missed the live Hereditary Live session at #CGAIGC25? Here’s your chance to join the final session of 2025, on Thursday, December 11, 2025. Add it to your calendar here 👉tinyurl.com/8yjp3f3a and get the links to join 🧬 Have a challenging or fascinating case in

💊 Did you miss Webinar 5: “Chemoprevention in Hereditary Cancer Syndromes -FAP and Lynch Syndrome”? ➡️You can now watch it on demand at cgaigc.com/webinars 📍While you’re at it, read the excellent blog post by our Communication Committee member Ophir Gilad MD, summarizing