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All in the family: Unfamiliar, inherited cancer condition becoming better known

Spreading the word Susan King’s Lynch syndrome diagnosis came in 2013, about a decade after she had a hysterectomy for endometrial cancer. One of her two sisters developed ovarian cancer and the other endometrial cancer, and all three learned they had Lynch. Their father died from colon cancer at age 74. King SUSAN KING King, a retired attorney who lives in Madison, is now 74 herself and doesn’t have children. She’s not sure how many extended family members have been tested. To reduce her cancer risk, King has colonoscopies at least once a year, has endoscopies to check for stomach cancer, stays out of the sun and tries to eat well. She wishes more people were aware of Lynch and brings up the topic when she can.

Acclaimed filmmaker shooting Indigenous love story on Atikameksheng territory

Article content Just a few days after the World Health Organization declared the COVID-19 outbreak a global pandemic, Naponse reached out to Canadian film producers Jennifer Weiss of Nice Pictures Inc. and Paula Devonshire of Devonshire Productions Inc. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser. Acclaimed filmmaker shooting Indigenous love story on Atikameksheng territory Back to video “Do you know that short story I’ve been adapting? Let’s do it,” she said. Weiss, known for her recent work on Last Letter from your Lover and Guest of Honour, said that it was around March 13 when she first reached out.

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