Shannon Pulaski

September 18, 2018

A Whisper and Then a Scream

One year ago, I shared my perspective of the initial moments of my mother's ovarian cancer diagnosis with Cure.  Today, I'd like to share it with the...

Sue Friedman

September 11, 2018

Cancer Doesn’t Run in My Family…Or Does It?

There’s a common misperception that only people with many family members with cancer should have genetic testing for an inherited mutation. Yet, the...

Tracy Milgram-Posner

September 4, 2018

Previvor Mom

There’s no doubt that being a Previvor is challenging. Although we have not been diagnosed with cancer, just knowing that someday out of the blue ca...

Shannon Pulaski

August 30, 2018

Podcast: Let’s Start a Conversation

Earlier this week I had the great opportunity to sit down with CURE Magazine for their CURE Talks Cancer Podcast to discuss the launch of Proactive Ge...

Amy Byer Shainman

August 27, 2018

Pioneering Women, Angelina Jolie and Mac and Cheese

I happen to be part of a generation of women who are the first in our families able to get ahead of our genes. We are a generation of women who, unlik...

Shannon Pulaski

August 20, 2018

Why I am starting a conversation with my kids about our family’s health history

When I was 27, I gave birth to twin girls. They were born exactly two months early. Ten days later, in that same hospital where my daughters rested in...