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Launch of myDNA.com breast cancer channel

Published on May 6, 2004 at 8:12 PM · No Comments

myDNA Media, Inc., has announced the publication of its Breast Cancer Channel located within its charter website, http://www.myDNA.com.

The myDNA.com Breast Cancer Channel integrates multi-cultural, relevant health information related to medications, clinical trials, support groups, leading hospitals, clinics, healthcare providers, and genetic, genomic and gene expression tests. "myDNA.com's Breast Cancer Channel provides authoritative, user-friendly information that genetic counselors and healthcare providers may use to supplement information currently provided to patients.

Healthcare providers can now easily prescribe a trusted Internet source for patients to learn about gene-based tests, pharmacogenetic and nutrigenetic information," said Dr. Bill Rice, myDNA's Chief Medical Officer.

myDNA's Breast Cancer Channel includes a comprehensive genetic counselor center, where consumers can easily search for counselors who best meet their personal needs. The Genetic Counselor Center includes national resources, such as The National Society of Genetics Counselors, regional resources such as The Texas Genetics Network and commercial resources, such as Myriad Genetic Laboratories, a leader in cancer predisposition testing. "Patient education aids are essential tools for health professionals and organizations to improve the quality of care delivered and to better manage costs.

We believe that patients who better understand factors that increase disease risk, earlier diagnosis, and continuous health management are the key factors which can enable our healthcare system to provide better care at lower cost. myDNA is focused on achieving one goal, publishing world-class content which enables patients to make informed health decisions.

Our writers and editors are committed to enhancing each provider -- patient relationship," said Dr. Rice. The myDNA Breast Cancer Channel is located at the following URL: http://www.mydna.com/health/cancer/breast_cancer/ .

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