Feyi Olopade Ayodele

We've been amazed to see teams across the country pulling together to take their cancer genetics programs virtual during these challenging times. To show our support, we commit to: Share …

We speak with clients all of the time who are facing challenges justifying the investment in personnel and software support required to start, run, or grow their cancer genetic counseling …

Dear All, What a year it has been for CancerIQ! We are on a mission to predict, pre-empt, and prevent cancer - and in 2019 - we made significant strides …

With genetics becoming mainstream today, primary care has an opportunity to expand genetic counseling and testing to patients. Primary care providers play an important role in healthcare delivery. Often, until …

For years, the Marin General Hospital Breast Health Center had a successful high-risk breast cancer program, but decided to elevate their program by incorporating risk assessment software. By implementing a …

Mathew Knowles - Beyonce Knowles' father - revealed on Good Morning America that he is battling breast cancer, which was caused by a pathogenic BRCA2 mutation. The news coincided with …

There are over 157 million women in the United States. About 12 percent of those women will develop invasive breast cancer, according to the nonprofit group BreastCancer.org. That's over 18 …

Hereditary cancer risk assessment programs present an enormous value proposition for health systems. In the short-term, it can drive additional revenue through increased surveillance and preventative services. Over the long …

National Comprehensive Cancer Network (NCCN) guidelines for genetic testing should be updated, suggests a 2018 study published in the Journal of Oncology. The study looked at 959 breast cancer patients, and …

Black History Month is an important celebration for us here at CancerIQ, and with today marking World Cancer Day (which aims to raise awareness of cancer and encourage its prevention, …