Managing the Financial, Practical and Legal Aspects of Hereditary Cancer Risk

For those carrying a BRCA mutation or facing hereditary cancer risk, the challenges go far beyond medical treatment. In this recorded session, genomics research expert Jordan Sam, MHSc, shares key findings from the Canada-wide National Indirect Impacts Study, co-led by Memorial University, St. Michael’s Hospital, and BC Cancer.

Explore the often-overlooked financial, legal, and practical burdens of hereditary cancer—such as travel for care, employment impacts, and out-of-pocket costs. Learn about the Genetic Non-Discrimination Act (GNA) and how it protects your rights.

Whether you’re newly diagnosed, a caregiver, or simply looking to understand more, this conversation provides clarity, support, and essential information.

You can find the recording here

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