BRAC Analysis: Understanding Blood & Saliva Testing
BRAC Analysis Testing Process
The BRAC Analysis (typically referring to BRCA gene testing for hereditary breast/ovarian cancer risk) is performed using a blood or saliva sample.
Saliva Collection
If choosing saliva testing, you receive a collection device (similar to a toothpick) to swab the inside of your cheek to collect cells.
Results Timeline
Results usually return in 7–10 days.
Note: Genetic counseling is recommended before and after testing to understand implications.
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