New research confirms that inherited mutations in the PALB2 gene increase the risk of breast, pancreatic, prostate and ovarian cancers. #HelpNotHype #FacingOurRisk

Looking for research studies or clinical trials related to hereditary cancer? FORCE’s Search and Enroll Tool helps you find research opportunities you may be eligible for—all in one place. Search FORCE’s Featured Research database and ClinicalTrials.gov to explore studies focused on: • Treatment by cancer type • Prevention, detection and inherited cancer risk • Quality of life & wellbeing (including side effects, fertility, menopause and emotional health) • Surveys, registries and interviews that help improve care and outcomes This tool is designed to help people make informed decisions and start conversations with their care teams. #FacingOurRisk #HereditaryCancer #ClinicalTrials #CancerResearch #PatientAdvocacy #QualityOfLife #ResearchParticipation

Knowledge saves lives, but only if everyone has access to it. This National Minority Cancer Awareness Month, I’m sharing my story to help others learn about hereditary cancer. [Add a few sentences about your personal connection to hereditary cancer] For more information about hereditary cancer and genetic mutations, follow @facingourrisk. #LivingInMyGenes

It's time to close the equity gap in cancer care — from genetic testing to clinical trials, referrals, treatment and prevention. FORCE is here to empower every person, in every community, with the tools and resources they need to face hereditary cancer. #NationalMinorityCancerAwarenessMonth For more information about hereditary cancer and genetic mutations, follow @facingourrisk.

Hereditary cancer doesn’t discriminate, but we can’t say the same for the systems meant to safeguard our health. This National Minority Cancer Awareness Month, I’m standing with FORCE and calling for increased equity in cancer care. For more information about hereditary cancer and genetic mutations, follow @facingourrisk. #LivingInMyGenes

Unlock vital knowledge on sexual health after cancer treatment or prevention! Join FORCE's "Ask the Experts" webinar on April 30, 2026 from 6:00-7:30pm EST. Interact with our experts, Andrew Matthew, PhD, CPsych, Senior Psychologist and Co-Lead of the GU Survivorship Program at Princess Margaret Cancer Centre and Sharon Bober, PhD, Director of the Sexual Health Program at Dana-Farber Cancer Institute/Harvard Medical School. This event includes an interview with our experts, with a focus on practical approaches to improving your sexual health. It will be followed by a breakout session for individual audience questions with our experts. This session will cover topics relevant for cancer survivors, previvors, partners and spouses of all genders .

Mark your calendars! I'm really looking forward to a dynamic discussion with FORCE and a panel of experts on April 30 from 6:00-7:30pm EST. We'll be exploring an in-depth and interactive discussion on sexual health after cancer treatment or prevention. Hope to see you there for this important conversation!

Mark your calendars! I'm really looking forward to a dynamic discussion with FORCE and a panel of experts on April 30 from 6:00-7:30pm EST. We'll be exploring an in-depth and interactive discussion on sexual health after cancer treatment or prevention. Hope to see you there for this important conversation!

Empower your healthcare journey with FORCE’s Decision Checklists and Tip Sheets. These resources help you navigate complex medical choices by identifying the right questions to ask your care team about risks, benefits and personal goals. New tools now available for: - Mastectomy decisions and recovery - Gynecologic surgery prep - Ovarian or endometrial risk reduction Enhance shared decision-making and take control of your care plan today. @FORCE: Facing Our Risk Of Cancer Empowered #FacingOurRisk #HereditaryCancer #PatientAdvocacy

Today I learned that some people have inherited mutations that can lead to serious or life-threatening side effects with use of chemotherapy 5-FU or capecitabine.

Great news! With 3 new FDA approvals, people with metastatic prostate cancer have more treatment options. #HelpNotHype #FacingOurRisk

I just heard about a promising drug for treating some advanced breast cancer. #HelpNotHype #FacingOurRisk