When cancer affects someone in your family, it is natural to wonder what it might mean for you. Maybe several relatives have had cancer. Maybe someone was diagnosed at a young age. Or perhaps someone in your family has already been found to have a genetic change linked to a higher risk for cancer. You may have questions. Does cancer run in my family because of our genes? Am I at higher risk? Should I consider genetic testing? Could this change when or how often I should be sc

Reproductive genetics is not one test but a landscape of them. Expanded carrier screening, family-history assessment, genetic evaluation for selected infertility presentations, recurrent pregnancy loss evaluation, and emerging genomic technologies each answer different clinical questions. Carrier screening is perhaps the most familiar part of this landscape. But infertility, pregnancy loss, significant family history, and other reproductive concerns may raise different geneti