Testing my breast cancer.
Created for women, by women.
We envision a future where women sacrifice less and live better with and after breast cancer.
These tests were built on the belief that treating cancer should be about more than just saving a life. As responsible scientists and physicians, we have to worry about what comes after – to preserve as much of a woman’s body as possible by keeping her from the toxicities of unnecessary treatment. Personalized medicine has made this achievable.
Learn about the brilliant mind behind the genesis of MammaPrint, Laura van ‘t Veer.
Created for women, by women.
We envision a future where women sacrifice less and live better with and after breast cancer.
These tests were built on the belief that treating cancer should be about more than just saving a life. As responsible scientists and physicians, we have to worry about what comes after – to preserve as much of a woman’s body as possible by keeping her from the toxicities of unnecessary treatment. Personalized medicine has made this achievable.
Learn about the brilliant mind behind the genesis of MammaPrint, Laura van ‘t Veer.
Understanding the behavior of your tumor.
The good news is that we can predict how your tumor will react to treatment by doing the right testing. Genomic tests differ from traditional diagnostic tests in that they examine your biology at the deepest possible level. The results give your doctors a more accurate, comprehensive overview of your tumor’s behavior, so you can make better decisions throughout your journey to recovery.
A Risk-of-Recurrence Test
Looks at 70 cancer-related genes to determine your level of risk for cancer returning.
Why MammaPrint?
A Molecular Subtyping Test
Looks at 80 cancer-related genes to identify specific characteristics that make up your tumor’s subtype.
Why BluePrint?
Inspect more genes. Make better decisions.
Together, MammaPrint and BluePrint provide a genomic profile of more than 150 genes responsible for causing and growing your breast cancer. They allow us to classify the cancer as one of four different subtypes
BluePrint Luminal A – Type
BluePrint Luminal B – Type
BluePrint Basal – Type
BluePrint HER2 – Type
Each subtype is associated with a different rate of growth and type of response to certain therapies. For example, patients with a Luminal A tumor experienced little to no benefit from chemotherapy in the MINDACT Trial.
Combining this information with clinical factors (like your cancer stage or tumor size), your doctors can help you decide on the most appropriate and effective therapy. You may find out you don’t need radical treatments that often come with life-long side effects or huge price tags.