The third and final part of "Let's Get Screened," a three-part series on the Abramson Cancer Center’s efforts to bring breast, colon and lung cancer screenings to residents of our community who most need them. Learn more about the lung cancer screening process and the importance of getting tested.

"Let’s Get Screened" is a three-part series on the Abramson Cancer Center’s efforts to bring breast, colon and lung cancer screenings to residents of our community who most need them. Learn more about the breast cancer screening process and the importance of getting tested.

"Let's Get Screened" is a three-part series on the Abramson Cancer Center’s efforts to bring breast, colon and lung, cancer screenings to residents of our community who most need them. Learn more about the colon cancer screening process and the importance of getting tested.

It’s the leading cause of death in women and on the rise among women who have never smoked. But there’s still plenty that women can do to get ahead of lung cancer.

For those with a family history of breast or ovarian cancer, one way to try to prevent these types of cancer is by getting tested for the BRCA gene mutation. Learn more about the BRCA gene and if genetic testing is right for you.

You may have heard that HPV can cause cervical cancer in women. However, HPV has also been found to cause certain kinds of head and neck cancer. Read why its important to know the signs, symptoms and how you can prevent HPV.

Danielle’s genetic testing journey changed her life. Read how she’s taken charge of her health to get ahead of her family’s history of pancreatic cancer.

Read common questions and answers about how a woman can manage her personal risk of breast cancer.

A new research initiative being pioneered at Penn’s Basser Center, the BRCA Founder Outreach Study (BFOR study) is dedicated to developing and integrating new methods of genetic testing into medical care.

We offer helpful insights on the connection between alcohol consumption and breast cancer.