The CGA-IGC Education Committee is pleased to announce the 2023 webinar series about inherited GI cancers! We are thrilled to bring you another series of webinars in 2023 with exciting, diverse topics & expert speakers from the CGA-IGC membership and the wider #HereditaryGICancer community, sharing their knowledge and insights. The webinars will take place between February and November 2023, and we invite you to join us for the first webinar of the series on February 15th at

The #HereditaryGICancer community made some notable noise on Twitter during #CGAIGC22 We're delighted to share the top overall tweets based around the #CGAIGC22 hashtag on engagement, likes and retweets and then then the top 10 for some of the categories. Thanks to the #HereditaryGICancer community for your Twitter efforts during #CGAIGC22.

On the occasion of the 2022 #PrevivorDay and #HereditaryCancerWeek, we're delighted to bring you a podcast debate as part of the CGA-IGC 2022 Podcast Series - Episode 6. Hosted by Dr Michael Hall, the debate features Professor Heather Hampel and Dr Matthew Yurgelun going head to head over "Is it Time for Universal Germline Genetic Testing for All GI Cancers?" They debate the pros and cons of offering germline multigene panel testing to all patients diagnosed with any GI cance

The CGA-IGC Communication & Membership Committee will be highlighting a different #HereditaryGICancer syndrome on Twitter each day with information tailored for general community members in an effort to improve public awareness and education regarding these cancer predisposition syndromes. The content will include information and resources related to Lynch syndrome, Familial Adenomatous Polyposis, Juvenile Polyposis Syndrome, MUTYH Associated Polyposis, Cowden Syndrome and PO