Let’s Talk About Men: Hereditary Cancer Facts and Figures
Join Sharsheret for our second annual discussion about how hereditary cancer risks affect men, cancers that are of particular concern … Continue reading
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How Do You Wear Your Genes? Lunch & Learn
Join Sharsheret CEO, Elana Silber, in the Zale Auditorium as she speaks on cancer genetics at the Aaron Family JCC … Continue reading
Let’s Talk About Men: Hereditary Cancer Risk and What it Means for You and Your Family
Join Sharsheret for a discussion about how hereditary cancer risks affect men, cancers that are of particular concern (e.g. pancreatic, … Continue reading
It’s Not Just for Women: The Big C
Join Sharsheret, the Jewish Federation and Foundation of Northeast Florida, and the Male Breast Cancer Coalition for information about cancer … Continue reading
Organizations & Websites By Topic
All Sharsheret programs and resources are available free of charge, confidential, and open for all women and families. Following is … Continue reading
Let’s Talk About Men: Hereditary Facts and Figures
Join Sharsheret for our second annual discussion about how hereditary cancer risks affect men, cancers that are of particular concern … Continue reading
Let’s Talk About Men: Hereditary Cancer Risk and What it Means for You and Your Family
Join Sharsheret for a discussion about how hereditary cancer risks affect men, cancers that are of particular concern (e.g. pancreatic, … Continue reading
Beyond BRCA: Myths and Facts about Your Cancer Risk
Now is your opportunity to test your knowledge of genetics and your own risk on this interactive national webinar with Sharsheret’s Genetics … Continue reading
Sharsheret Named an Official Charity Partner of the 2016 TCS New York City Marathon Set for Sunday, November 6, 2016
New York, February 29, 2016—Sharsheret was named an Official Charity Partner of the 2016 TCS New York City Marathon, it was announced today by Ellen Kleinhaus. The race will take place on Sunday, November 6, 2016.
Complete Your Family Tree
Tracking BRCA Mutations in your Family Tree Use this chart to keep track of breast, ovarian, prostate, pancreatic, melanoma or … Continue reading