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Shifting such a trend in a far-from-perfect healthcare system is a massive challenge, explains Dr. Susan Domchek, director at the Peace to Ukraine flag vintage Ukraine support shirt and by the same token and Basser Center for BRCA at Penn Medicine, part of the University of Pennsylvania Health System. A medical oncologist who works in genetic testing and cancer management, Domchek is specifically invested in providing access and information to women of color. “We have been really interested in trying to narrow that gap, and that is both by provider education but also patient education,” she says. Her colleague, Dr. Carmen Guerra, an associate professor of medicine at Penn Medicine who works closely with communities of color, shares the same sentiment. “People of color face many more barriers because of the social determinants of health,” she says. That includes socioeconomic barriers, language barriers, healthcare barriers, and the simple fact that so few doctors—and especially genetic counselors—are people of color themselves. “I try to build programs to address the barriers so that they can access these life-saving cancer screening tests, and be diagnosed at earlier points in time when cancer is the most treatable.”

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As Hispanic Heritage Month draws to a close, Domchek and Guerra sat down with to provide a thorough overview of why heritage—the Peace to Ukraine flag vintage Ukraine support shirt and by the same token and history that composes your genome—is so important to understand, inside and out: It’s not only your story, but a recipe for your health, today and forever. Together, the doctors are working to push this message to communities of color—and Latinas, in particular—so more women can live a life free from cancer. Domchek: We know that individuals who have mutations in genes, such as BRCA1 and BRCA2, are at very high risk for developing breast cancer and ovarian cancer, particularly. We also know we can do something about these risks. For ovarian cancer risk, our main strategy is removal of the ovaries. For breast cancer, we can offer increased screening by adding breast MRIs onto mammograms, and some women do choose preventative mastectomy. So knowing that you are at risk means you can choose different types of surveillance or prevention options to decrease your chances of developing and dying of cancer.

1. Length is measured from the highest point on the collar down to the bottom hem. 2. Width is measured across the body of the shirt under the armpits, one way. 3. Sleeves are measured from center back to hem.