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Clinical Cancer Genetics

Cancer Screening & Prevention Program^sm (CSPP)

In light of a growing body of research confirming that many common cancers, including breast, ovarian, and colorectal cancer, are hereditary, the Division of Clinical Cancer Genetics’ Cancer Screening & Prevention Program^SM helps people understand their personal cancer risk profiles, offering a comprehensive cancer risk assessment that takes into account family history and genetics, along with environmental and lifestyle factors. With this information, people can take proactive steps to “outsmart cancer.”

CCG Research Program

Clinical cancer genetics research at City of Hope investigates multiple approaches that utilize the latest findings in cancer genetics in order to improve the prevention, treatment, and support of those with hereditary cancers.

Cancer Genetics Education Program (CGEP)

The division’s Cancer Genetics Education Program (CGEP) offers courses and self-teaching tools designed to further health care professionals’ understanding of cancer genetics. Major initiatives include the Cancer Genetics Career Development Program (CGCDP), the Intensive Course in Cancer Risk Assessment (IC), and the Clinical Cancer Genetics Community of Practice (COP). In addition, CGEP staff speak to medical groups, hospital medical staffs and other community health care professionals. The program is supported in part by the National Cancer Institute and the California Research Program.

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Mission Statement

The City of Hope Division of Clinical Cancer Genetics is committed to being a national leader in the advancement of cancer genetics, screening and prevention, through innovative patient care, research and education.