National Previvor Day: Honoring Resilience and Strength! Day 4 - Hereditary Cancer Week! Michelle Springer, MS, CGC - CGA-IGC Communications CommitteeHereditary Cancer Awareness Week is a time to bring attention to the genetic factors that increase cancer risk.  It is also a time to honor...

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We’re also resharing a powerful blog post by Michelle Springer reflecting on what it means to live as a previvor, the role of genetic testing, & the importance of advocacy.

➡️Read it here 👉tinyurl.com/4dzx6fup

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National Hereditary Cancer Week Posters. One with a colorful illustration of DNA, another with a tree with cancer ribbons. National Hereditary Cancer Week, September 28 - October 4, 2025. Previvor Day, October 1, 2025. 1 in 279 people are born with an inherited genetic mutation that increases their risk of cancer. Knowing & sharing family health history can help prevent cancer. It’s more than BRCA and breast cancer. Colorectal, ovarian, pancreatic, melanoma, prostate, and other cancers can all be hereditary. Hereditary Cancer is Preventable! Learn more at www.genetionary.org

Hereditary Cancer Week and Previvor Day are still a couple months away, but advocates need to start hanging up posters and playing up the two events to raise awareness.

Download here: www.genetionary.org/poster.

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