Beyond BRCA: Breast cancer genetic risk and treatment

Stanford Medicine·Oct 3

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Research is exploring genetic risk factors for breast cancer beyond the known brca genes. Some studies suggest that a significant portion of breast cancer patients, including men, may carry inherited genetic variants that increase their risk. The development of new screening tools and treatments, such as parp inhibitors, may help improve detection and outcomes for breast cancer patients.

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