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Women's College Hospital
A Study of Memory and Attention in High-Risk Women
A Study of Memory and Attention in High-Risk Women
A woman’s lifetime risk of developing breast or ovarian cancer is greatly increased if she has a mutation in the BRCA1 or BRCA2 genes, compared to women who don’t have a BRCA mutation. Women with BRCA mutations may opt for prophylactic surgeries or other treatment strategies to prevent cancer. Some women are concerned that these treatments and other lifestyle factors can affect their memory or attention. Researchers at the Women’s College Hospital are conducting a study using short online surveys to better understand these issues. The results will help improve the health and well-being of women at high risk for cancer, especially as they age.
For more information on the study and how to get involved, visit http://bit.ly/2vMrFwg.
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