ALL Black Women Need Genetic Breast Cancer Testing, Here’s Why
Black women are more likely to be diagnosed with breast cancer at younger ages and with more aggressive forms of the disease—yet are less likely to receive early genetic testing. New research and advocacy highlight why genetic breast cancer testing should be more accessible and routine for Black women, even without a family history. From environmental stressors to gaps in early detection, the data is clear: proactive testing can lead to earlier interventions, more personalized care, and better outcomes. Knowledge isn’t just power—it’s prevention.
