Prevention
- Author
- Golda Arthur
- Published
- Wed 01 Nov 2023
- Episode Link
- https://overlooked.simplecast.com/episodes/prevention-cXC5JbXJ
The cancer comes back again, and Mom starts a new round of chemo. At this point, I decided I would finally go and get a genetics test done for myself. In this episode, I talk to my genetics counselor, and my sister Esther, about the results of her test and what happened next for her.
This episode features:
Bonnie Federman, from New York Presbyterian.
Esther Arthur
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