Amy H. Comander, MDMedical Director, Auerbach Breast CenterNewton-Wellesley Hospital

Kimberly DeLeonardis, MS, CGCCancer Genetics and Prevention ProgramBeth Israel Deaconess Medical Center

Camila Gabriel, MSCenter for Cancer Genetics and PreventionDana-Farber Cancer Institute

Debbi Shamon, LICSWIn private practice in Boston, MA

Lauren CorduckFounder & Executive Director, OneinfortyBRCA-positive ovarian cancer patient

Whitfield B. Growdon, MDCenter for Gynecologic OncologyMassachusetts General Hospital

wednesdaymay 23, 20187:00 - 9:00 pm

This symposium is FREE OF CHARGE and OPEN TO THE GENERAL PUBLIC. Kosher refreshments will be served. Please contact Lauren Corduck at

617.823.3630 or laurenc@oneinforty.org with questions.

Join us to learn from experts about Ashkenazi Jews’ one-in-forty risk

of inheriting a BRCA gene mutation. Having a BRCA gene mutation significantly increases one’s risk of developing ovarian, prostate and male and female breast cancer.

Panelists will discuss BRCA gene mutation screening, genetic counseling, managing cancer risk and resources available for BRCA positive individuals and their families.

Individuals who have a BRCA gene mutation will share their stories followed by a Q&A session.

Temple Beth Elohim10 Bethel Road, Wellesley, MA

Presented by Oneinforty, a nonprofit organization that raises awareness of the one-in-forty risk to Ashkenazi Jews of inheriting BRCA gene mutations and provides the support individuals and families need to effectively manage their cancer risk.Visit www.oneinforty.org to learn more.

REGISTER TODAY AT: http://oneinforty.org/events

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