If you are at increased risk, the clinic offers strategies to lower risk. This may include frequent cancer screening tests, changes in diet or lifestyle factors, cancer-preventing medications, and education about reducing cancer risk. In addition, we have resources available to assist individuals and their family members with the medical, psychological, and social impact of their condition. Research The Cancer Risk Clinic program serves as a forum for clinical research. It is a resource for basic laboratory research with the goal of improving our understanding of conditions associated with an increased risk of malignancy.
All research is done to improve our ability to care for such individuals.
Education The Cancer Risk Clinic program welcomes and encourages the participation of practicing physicians, physicians in training, medical students, and genetic counselors for the purpose of education.