What an honored shout out! 🥰
Oh. My. God. !!!!
I am beyond honored to have received a shout out from CGA-IGC! 🥰
Thrilled that dandrydock also received a shout out! He’s a beast with AFAP advocacy! 🔥
Be sure to check out the links from CGA-IGC about FAP, they are doing incredible work!
1️⃣ Surgical and psychotherapy perspectives, featuring our past president and surgeon, Paul Wise, MD, and clinical psychologist Karen Hurley, PhD. The blog post can be accessed here 👉 tinyurl.com/f2cwfy9, and #CGAIGC members can access the recording on demand.
2️⃣ A joint webinar with the American College of Gastroenterology on endoscopic surveillance and intervention, led by Gautam Mankaney, MD. Access the blog post and webinar here 👇🏻
tinyurl.com/22rte9tr
3️⃣ Their members and others are engaged in important FAP research. Explore some of the recent findings and advancements here 👇🏻tinyurl.com/96fctee9
#familialadenomatouspolyposis #familialpolyposis #coloncancer #cancer
Familial Adenomatous Polyposis (FAP) Awareness Week has highlighted the importance of advocacy and education surrounding this hereditary gastrointestinal cancer syndrome. Partners like Fight Colorectal Cancer have been instrumental in raising awareness. Notable FAP advocates, including Michael Caprio and Jenny Jones, work tirelessly to support individuals and families affected by this condition. CGA-IGC has been pivotal in offering various resources, such as informative webinars with experts like Paul Wise, MD, and Gautam Mankaney, MD, who discuss surgical perspectives and endoscopic interventions. Recent findings in FAP research are making significant progress, providing hope for better management and support for affected individuals. Engaging in webinars, blog posts, and resources can enhance understanding and treatment strategies for FAP. Explore the valuable content shared by CGA-IGC and partners to deepen your knowledge and advocacy for FAP and related colorectal health issues. Visit the provided links for a wealth of information and stay engaged in this critical dialogue on hereditary cancer syndromes.
