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UK PALB2 Carriers Information Session (4th annual event) 16th October 2024

23rd March 2025

UK PALB2 Carriers Information Session (4th annual event) 16th October 2024 can be viewed here:

Read moreUK PALB2 Carriers Information Session (4th annual event) 16th October 2024

Information for PALB2 Carriers and their Families

14th November 2021

A new booklet for PALB2 Carriers and their Families was released in November 2021. Please go to our Resources section for more details and to download a copy.

Read moreInformation for PALB2 Carriers and their Families

In Memoriam: David Morse Livingston, MD, Renowned Scientist and Discoverer of PALB2

20th October 2021

We are sad to report the unexpected death of David Livingston who discovered PALB2 in 2006. Dr. William Foulkes,  James McGill Professor in the Departments of Medicine, Oncology and Human …

Read moreIn Memoriam: David Morse Livingston, MD, Renowned Scientist and Discoverer of PALB2

ASCO Post – Commentary on the PALB2 ACMG Management Guidelines

12th October 2021

ASCO Post have featured the ACMG PALB2 Management Guidelines with comments from on of the authors, Dr Doug Stewart. Dr. Stewart is Senior Investigator, Clinical Genetics Branch, Division of Cancer …

Read moreASCO Post – Commentary on the PALB2 ACMG Management Guidelines

PALB2 Information session 20th SEP 2021 – recording now available

11th October 2021

A recording of the 2021  PALB2 information session is now available to watch here Our 2nd UK annual event is aimed at women and men who have a PALB2 gene …

Read morePALB2 Information session 20th SEP 2021 – recording now available

Breast Cancer Survivor and Journalist Susan Berger talks about her experience of having a PALB2 mutation

28th September 2021

24 years after her diagnosis of breast cancer Susan Berger decided to have a mastectomy, ovary removal and fallopian tube removal after testing positive for the PALB2 gene mutation. You …

Read moreBreast Cancer Survivor and Journalist Susan Berger talks about her experience of having a PALB2 mutation
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