Help Us Strengthen Breast Cancer Research Through Diversity

For research to be effective for everyone, it must include everyone. When you participate, you help us build a diverse research community that reflects the world we live in.

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Your unique story is the key.

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Research Study of the
Genetics of Breast Cancer

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Differences in our DNA, or genetic variants, become more common in certain populations. If research includes only one group, critical insights may be missed. Breakthroughs are only possible when people from diverse backgrounds participate.

Why diversity in genes
improves discovery

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Join the Fight in 4 Easy Steps

Learn about the study, your rights. and how your information stays protected.

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All genders, 18+ and living in the United States, with or without a history of breast cancer, are welcome.

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Answer a few quick questions about your health history.

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Request your saliva kit and mail back your sample.

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Get your ancestry report and monthly study updates.

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What Our Volunteers Are Saying

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"I pray all is well with you! I am very much interested in your study as a breast cancer survivor it is an important and effective solution for myself. The empowerment of this data will definitely help me."

“I wish you success in your study and selfishly, hope you can provide our family with some answers.”

"I run a breast support with the Young Survival Coalition. I'll make them aware as well! I appreciate everything that you do & I'll spread the word.”

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It reveals your heritage using state-of-the-art DNA analysis. Plus, receive monthly updates on the study’s progress and the impact you’re helping to make.

As a thank you, get a free genetic ancestry report

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Note: the study does not return individual DNA results.

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