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Genetic testing identifies gene variations that may be inherited to confirm or rule out a suspected genetic condition or help determine your risk of developing or passing on a condition. Genomic testing looks at ways in which your genes interact and what those interactions mean to your health, providing insights into disease risk, progression or recurrence, which allows for treatments to be personalized. Below you will find resources to help you learn more about genetic testing, as well as genomic testing.
by LUNGevity Foundation
This booklet provides an overview of biomarker testing and the types of biomarkers used to determine the best treatment for lung cancer patients. It discusses whether biomarker testing is appropriate
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by Melanoma Research Alliance
This resource discusses other tests available that can provide additional information to inform a melanoma patient's treatment options and next steps. The tests discussed include melanoma biomarker te
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by National Cancer Institute
This resource provides an overview of genetic testing, including genetic tests that are available for cancer risk assessment and who should consider testing. The role of genetic counseling is discusse
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by Tigerlily Foundation
This booklet provides an overview of genomics and explains the difference between genomics and genetics. It also discusses the following topics: the importance of personalized medicine for treating br
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by FORCE (Facing our Risk of Cancer Empowered)
This resource provides a place to connect with other people who have similar hereditary concerns and/ or share the same genetic mutation.
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by Breast Cancer School for Patients
This video discusses how to identify if you are at risk for the BRCA genetic mutation, which causes an increased risk for breast and other types of cancer. It provides information on who qualifies for
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by FORCE (Facing our Risk of Cancer Empowered)
This resource provides phone and email support for individuals who have a hereditary cancer risk. You are matched with a Peer Navigator volunteer who shares similar experiences and connects high risk
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by LUNGevity Foundation
This booklet discusses driver mutations and the different types of driver mutations that are known to cause cancer and are specifically seen in lung cancers. It also provides an overview of targeted t
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by Melanoma Research Foundation
This animated video provides an overview of genetic changes in moles of the skin which can help determine the best melanoma treatments for each patient. It discusses the importance of talking with you
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