Breast Cancer Prevention & Risk Assessment Clinic

The Breast Event in the Tri-Cities

Carolyn Gotay, PhD, presents “Breast cancer prevention across the life cycle,” June 15th at The Breast Event.

Community outreach a rewarding experience

Does breast augmentation increase the risk of breast cancer? How do physicians in Canada differ from those in China when dealing with breast changes? Participants at the March 23rd breast health session had a lot of great questions on breast cancer prevention.

Media release: New breast health program in BC

MEDIA RELEASE June 5, 2012 A new breast health program in BC will help women reduce their risk of getting breast cancer. The Breast Cancer Prevention & Risk Assessment Clinic now offers group counselling sessions to assess women’s breast cancer risk. The clinic is a project of the CCS-UBC Cancer Prevention Centre. Primary funding for [...]

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“I felt that I had the ability to deal with the ‘c’ thing rather than feel victimized or overwhelmed.” - Jenny

“I found the clinic to be highly informative. There is so much information that, in my opinion, is not getting heard by women, mainly because their doctors don't have enough time to spend with their patients anymore. The Breast Cancer Prevention & Risk Assessment Clinic should be considered a vital part of our health care system.” - Theresa

“I'm very glad I went to this clinic because it enabled me to question more and be more proactive and advocate for myself.” - Katharine

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The Breast Cancer Prevention & Risk Assessment Clinic provides support for women who are concerned about their risk of developing breast cancer. Our goal is to reduce women's breast cancer risk for women in British Columbia. Join us to learn how to prevent breast cancer through healthy lifestyle changes.