Family history
Your family in context
Three weeks ago your mother's diagnosis changed which numbers matter most. Here's what that means for you — and the questions to bring to your next visit.
Paternal grandfather
Paternal grandmother
Maternal grandfather
Maternal grandmother
Sarah
OncologyCardiovascularUnknown
Mother
3w ago
Breast cancer (invasive ductal carcinoma)
Diagnosed: 2026-03-28
Stage II. BRCA testing pending.
What this means for you
With your mother's invasive breast cancer diagnosis and your BRCA1 variant, guidance shifts to annual MRI + mammogram. Schedule genetic counseling if you haven't.
Screening
Annual MRI + mammogram
- Starting now, USPSTF B recommendation for BRCA1 carriers with 1st-degree history.
- Genetic counseling if not in the last 2 years.
- Consider risk-reducing discussion at cardio visit.
Genetic links
Your variants × family
- BRCA1 AG: mother's dx raises your absolute risk.
- CYP2C19 AG: ask about clopidogrel metabolism given father's CV history.
For your cardiology visit
Dr. Patel · May 2
- Should I start low-dose aspirin given Dad's early MI?
- Does my CYP2C19 genotype change your clopidogrel plan if needed?
- Referral to genetic counseling for BRCA1?
Family events
- Father · Cardiovascular disease12y ago2014-06-01
- Mother · Breast cancer3w ago2026-03-28
Family sources
From your medical records, USPSTF screening guidelines, and RxNav.