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Ask The Genetic Counselor: Does Genetic Testing Ever Have to be Redone?

Ask The Genetic Counselor: Does Genetic Testing Ever Have to be Redone?

by Melanie McDermet, M.S. | Jun 17, 2026

You may have had genetic testing done in the past, and while your DNA does not change, technology and scientific understanding continue to evolve. For individuals who have previously been tested, it is appropriate to follow up with a genetic counselor every few years...
From Attendee to Advocate: My Journey with The Maurer Foundation

From Attendee to Advocate: My Journey with The Maurer Foundation

by Victoria Ribeiro | Apr 7, 2026

As a nursing student at Adelphi University, preparing to graduate this December, my passion has always been rooted in caring for others, especially in the field of labor and delivery, where I hope to one day work as a nurse and eventually continue my education to...
5 Real Questions Students Ask About Breast Health (And the Answers You Need to Know)

5 Real Questions Students Ask About Breast Health (And the Answers You Need to Know)

by Maurer Staff | Apr 1, 2026

At The Maurer Foundation, one of the most powerful parts of our programs is the conversation. Students are curious, thoughtful, and not afraid to ask the questions that are really on their minds.

Can Nipple Piercings Increase Your Risk of Breast Cancer?

Can Nipple Piercings Increase Your Risk of Breast Cancer?

by Maurer Staff | Oct 6, 2025

Despite the rumors, nipple piercings cannot increase your risk of breast cancer. Here’s what you should be worried about instead.

Are All Breast Lumps Breast Cancer?

Are All Breast Lumps Breast Cancer?

by Maurer Staff | Sep 9, 2025

Four out of five biopsies of breast lumps are benign, meaning that they are harmless and certainly not breast cancer.

Breast Density & Your Breast Cancer Risk: What You Need to Know

Breast Density & Your Breast Cancer Risk: What You Need to Know

by Dr. Monica Sheth | Sep 2, 2025

There is one known breast cancer risk factor that still raises a lot of questions: breast density. About 10% of women have extremely dense breasts, and research has shown that their risk of developing breast cancer is double compared to those with non-dense breasts

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