Jenni

Jenni brings 30 years of lived experience with Lynch syndrome, to explore the realities of supporting patients with familial cancer in Australian practice.

Beyond the diagnosis of a familial cancer syndrome: A lived experience & the GP’s role

What happens when a germline harmful gene variant turns one person’s diagnosis into a pivot point for an entire family and why the GP is uniquely skilled to play an integral role as this family story evolves.

Beyond the diagnosis of a familial cancer syndrome: A lived experience & the GP’s role

What happens when a germline harmful gene variant turns one person’s diagnosis into a pivot point for an entire family and why the GP is uniquely skilled to play an integral role as this family story evolves.

By A/Prof Alison Trainer, Dr Michael Bogwitz, Jenni

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Beyond the diagnosis of a familial cancer syndrome: A lived experience & the GP’s role

What happens when a germline harmful gene variant turns one person’s diagnosis into a pivot point for an entire family and why the GP is uniquely skilled to play an integral role as this family story evolves.

Beyond the diagnosis of a familial cancer syndrome: A lived experience & the GP’s role

What happens when a germline harmful gene variant turns one person’s diagnosis into a pivot point for an entire family and why the GP is uniquely skilled to play an integral role as this family story evolves.

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Beyond the diagnosis of a familial cancer syndrome: A lived experience & the GP’s role

What happens when a germline harmful gene variant turns one person’s diagnosis into a pivot point for an entire family and why the GP is uniquely skilled to play an integral role as this family story evolves.

Beyond the diagnosis of a familial cancer syndrome: A lived experience & the GP’s role

What happens when a germline harmful gene variant turns one person’s diagnosis into a pivot point for an entire family and why the GP is uniquely skilled to play an integral role as this family story evolves.

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New Brain Health Guidelines – What GPs Can Do

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Scientia Prof Kaarin Anstey

Psychologist; Director, UNSW Ageing Futures Institute; ARC Laureate Fellow; Senior Principal Research Scientist, NeuRA

Scientia Prof Kaarin Anstey translates the WHO's updated 2026 dementia risk-reduction guidelines changes into concrete actions for opportunistic risk assessment and targeted advice in everyday general practice.