RT @CGAIGC: If you want to learn more about CTNNA1 mutations you can listen to our latest webinar. Members can find the link to the webina…

Final general session of #CGAIGA20 and already can't wait for the 2021 CGA meeting

Thanks for the opportunity to present research @CGAIGC #CGAIGC20

RT @CGAIGC: Did you know November is both #PancreaticCancerAwarenessMonth & #GastricCancerAwarenessMonth? Tune in to General Session IV on…

What a great tribute to Dr. Henry Lynch at #CGAIGC19! He made so many contribution to the field it is difficult to capture them all!

Starting off a full day at #CGAIGC19 with a breakfast talk on Detecting Early Stage #PancreaticCancer Using Biomarkers

Coming soon, new WHO criteria for SPS. Interested to see if more will be said at @CGAIGC annual meeting! #InSiGHT2019

Great talks by @CGAIGC president @drmikesageneYES and president elect @MattYurgelun at #Insight2019

Increased risk for colon cancer with a family history of advanced adenomas but not with a family history of non-advanced adenomas #CGAIGC2018

Enjoying the change from inherited colorectal cancer to inherited gastrointestinal cancer! Great talks on current practices for pancreatic cancer. #CGAIGC2018

@WendyFrankelMD @DocStanich Do you have any other predictions as to why the MSH6 staining would remain intact? #CGAjc

@WendyFrankelMD @DocStanich Do you know if this occurs with specific MSH2 mutations? #CGAjc

@J_Samadder Is there any residual effects after taking these drugs or does the decrease in polyp burden only seem last while taking them? #cgajc

@MRobertsGC Even though we are still learning about the specific cancer risks, do you feel there is enough data to support the inclusion of the Lynch genes on smaller breast cancer gene panels? #CGAjc