How do you define breast cancer?
How do you define ovarian cancer?
Are risk estimates sensitive to variations in the age at last follow up?
How can I change the genetic test sensitivity?
How are the units and grams of alcohol calculated?
How can I avoid underestimating risks?
What is the difference between a mutation search and a direct gene test?
Why are 'Age or age at death' and 'Year of birth' vital to risk estimates?
Should I estimate age at last follow up and year of birth if they are missing?
If an age at last follow up is uncertain, can I run several calculations to see the effect of different ages?
Why are the breast/ovarian cancer risks computed for the index lower than the equivalent population cancer risks in my cancer risk graphs?
Is there an upper limit on the ages at cancer diagnosis considered by the CanRisk Tool?
Can the CanRisk tool be used in cases of Ductal Carcinoma-In-Situ (DCIS)?
Why has the program calculated mutation carrier probabilities but not cancer risks?
What does the population risk refer to in the risk plots for contralateral breast cancer?
What information do the breast and ovarian cancer models use to determine risks?
How should contralateral breast cancer risk predictions be interpreted?
Can contralateral breast cancer be included for male individuals in CanRisk?
Is it possible to set the pathology for males with a first breast cancer?
How were the default gene-specific genetic test sensitivities in the CanRisk Tool chosen?
Can the CanRisk Tool be used to estimate breast cancer risks for both breasts after a patient has developed a first breast cancer?
Why don't some CanRisk Tool results match results obtained with earlier versions of the CanRisk Tool or the BOADICEA Web Application?
Why does the CanRisk Tool sometimes fail to process pedigrees with loops?
What is the best approach in cases of Risk-Reducing Salpingo-Oophorectomy (RRSO)?
What Volpara density values should be input in CanRisk?
What BI-RADS breast density categories should be input in CanRisk?

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