Myriad Matters Blog

I have always been an optimist, a glass half-full type of person. So when I found a lump in my breast…

As I looked at the pathology report bearing my name and the words “poorly differentiated ductal carcinoma of the left breast,”…

Not many of us can look at a genetic code and be inspired to create artwork from it. For most people…

We’re in the business of saving lives.  That’s what really matters to me, and to the very bright people who work…

“When I was in high school, my mom was diagnosed with breast cancer at age 42. She had a lumpectomy, chemo,…

There are limited recommendations on this topic.1 The following summarizes the literature, however, a clinician’s judgment will also be based on…

The Preventive Care marketing team had the opportunity to attend the ACOG District II show in New York a few weeks…

The National Ovarian Cancer Coalition (NOCC)’s 2012 Conference in Las Vegas, Nevada was held November 8th through 10th. Survivors, caregivers, healthcare…

Today’s Myridian Monday spotlight is on John Ryan, the Senior Director of Operations and an employee of Myriad for over 12 years.…

On September 28th, 2012 Myriad partnered with Living Beyond Breast Cancer (LBBC) to educate breast cancer survivors at the Annual LBBC…

This BRCA2 positive patient has had a mastectomy and prostatectomy. Yes, you read that correctly. Meet Robert, a male HBOC carrier…

Leslie had everything planned for her upcoming Thanksgiving feast. Her Christmas shopping lists were in order, and she was ready to…

In 2010, Congress passed a resolution declaring the last week of September as National Hereditary Breast and Ovarian Cancer (HBOC) Week…