Lynch Syndrome Ireland

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Central point for Lynch syndrome related issues in Ireland. An inherited predisposition to certain types of cancer e.g. colon and endometrial.

📣Missed #CGAIGC25 this year? Catch the short discussion between Prof Sir John Burn & @swatipatelmd.bsky.social sharing long-awaited CaPP3 results, a follow-up to the landmark CaPP2 trial showing aspirin’s 💊role in lowering cancer risk in #LynchSyndrome 👉 tinyurl.com/msshdb5b #HereditaryGICancer

Baby Aspirin and Cancer Prevention in Lynch Syndrome: New CaPP3 Results

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🧬 October = National Family History Month! Read the blog📜👉 tinyurl.com/bdhjjv83 Reminding us that even in the era of🧬testing, 👪history is still the foundation of hereditary cancer care. Asking the right❓& sharing results can save lives across generations. #HereditaryGICancer

National Family History Month: A Reminder for Providers and Genetic Counselors!

October’s National Family History Month is an important opportunity to emphasize how family history drives cancer risk assessment, genetic referrals, and prevention. Even with growing access to geneti...

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I have been able to connect with other people with Lynch Syndrome, and this has helped me so much, as I felt so alone when I was first diagnosed in 2024.

Back to London early as today’s my date for ongoing Lynch Syndrome bowel/prostate cancer research project at Royal Marsden. I don’t have the genetic flaw so am part of the control group. Important stuff x

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Annual COVID Vaccines Save Lives, New Study Shows

A new study shows that receiving an updated COVID vaccine reduced people’s risk of severe disease and death in all age groups, regardless of immunity from prior infection or vaccination

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