Know your risk. Change your future.
Up to 72% risk of developing breast cancer (up to age 80)
Up to 44% risk of developing ovarian cancer (up to age 80)
Is the likelihood a gene mutation is passed onto a child
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Ask our genetic counsellor is a Pink Hope service that allows you to submit questions relating to your own risk.
Pink Hope’s peer support programs offer increased risk women the opportunity to connect with other increased risk women in a safe and supportive environment either online or by telephone.
Pink Hope has developed unique resources for the increased risk community from what questions to ask your doctor to tailored tips and advice direct from our increased risk community.
Pink Hope’s Education and Health Days will consist of events for those at increased risk of breast and ovarian cancer who want to learn more about how to manage their risk.
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