If you are a health care provider who works with high-risk, or hereditary cancer patients, you might choose to attend the following sessions:

Friday, June 25

Welcome: General Session

Break out session I–choose one of the following:

• How do I get motivated? Changing your lifestyle and diet
  
• Finding "Dr. Right"
  
• Genetics 101: Back to basics
  
• What's new for young previvors
  
• Dear Talula documentary and discussion

Break out session II—choose one of the following

• BRCA in men
  
• Reconstruction options
  
• Nonsurgical approaches to breast cancer risk management/
  surveillance
  
• Focus on BRCA and triple-negative breast cancers
  
• In The Family documentary screening
  

Break out session III—choose one of the following

• Does ovarian cancer start in the fallopian tubes? Does this affect screening and prevention?
  
• Reaching out to underserved communities
  
• Early menopause and hormones
• New treatments for hereditary ovarian cancer
  

Saturday, May 16

Breakfast sessions:

• "Ask the Experts" Roundtable and networking breakfast
• Gentle yoga (8:00 - 9:00 AM)

Break out session IV—choose one of the following

• Mastectomy options
  
• Complementary and integrative medicine
  
• Exercise and fitness: effects on cancer risk, recurrence, lymphedema, and health
  
• Body image and sexuality issues after surgery or cancer
  

Break out session V—choose one of the following

• Screening after surgery
  
• Turning passion into advocacy and action
  
• Fertility options
  
• Ovarian cancer prevention
  

Break out session VI—choose one of the following

• How do I decide? Making decisions surrounding hereditary cancer
  
• Making sense of uninformative test results
  
• Diet and nutrition
• Sharing risk information with family members
• Reconstruction Q & A panel #2
  
• BRCA and pancreatic cancer
  

General Session

• Hereditary cancer research updates
  
• Conference Q & A
  

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