The Basser Center's #invisiblegenes social media campaign is spreading awareness about hereditary cancers. The traits we inherit from our family define and connect us in countless ways. 

The traits we inherit from our family define us in countless ways. Sometimes what we inherit remains hidden, like BRCA gene mutations, which can increase your risk for developing certain type of cancers.

The Basser Center's #invisiblegenes social media campaign is spreading awareness about hereditary cancers. During this campaign, we will celebrate the genes we know we share with our families, while encouraging people to explore the invisible genes as well, like BRCA gene mutations that can increase risk for developing certain types of cancer.

The traits we inherit from our family define us in countless ways. Sometimes what we inherit remains hidden, like BRCA gene mutations which can increase your risk for developing certain type of cancers. Learn more at Basser.org.

On November 14th, with a sold out crowd of over 1,100 people, the Basser Center for BRCA celebrated 5 years of remarkable progress.

At the 2017 Basser Jean Bash, University of Pennsylvania President Amy Gutmann, PhD, and Penn Cancer Center Director Robert Vonderheide, MD, DPhil, spoke about the importance of the Basser Center. 

Basser Center founders Mindy and Jon Gray spoke at the 2017 Basser Jean Bash, which celebrated 5 years of remarkable progress.

Basser Center founders Mindy and Jon Gray spoke at the 2017 Basser Jean Bash, which celebrated 5 years of remarkable progress.

Singer Rachel Platten performed at the 2017 Basser Jean Bash to a sold out crowd of over 1,100 people.

The 2017 Bass Jean Bash honored Basser Leadership Council members Raquel and Michael Haas, who shared their personal story with hereditary cancer and discussed the importance of the Basser Center's mission.

Pulitzer Prize-winning author Siddhartha Mukherjee was honored at the 2017 Basser Jean Bash and spoke about the importance of hereditary cancer research.

Emmy award winning reporter Stacey Sager shared her personal story with hereditary cancer at the 2017 Basser Jean Bash. 

Basser Executive Director Susan Domchek, MD, spoke at the 2017 Basser Jean Bash, which celebrated 5 years of the Center's remarkable progress.

Journalist and Today Show anchor Hoda Kotb spoke at the 2017 Basser Jean Bash about the vital work of the Basser Center.