Participating in research allows people to contribute to medical knowledge and offers the opportunity to receive cutting-edge care.
As the only national nonprofit advocacy organization focused on hereditary breast and ovarian cancer, FORCE has a strong commitment to promoting research.
With input from our Scientific Advisory Board, FORCE critically evaluates new research articles on topics of interest to our community and makes the science understandable and accessible to our community.
Learn about our FORCE Research Advocate Training (FRAT) Program and how you can speak out on behalf of people affected by HBOC.
FORCE Research Advocates bring the hereditary cancer patient perspective to your research process. Request an advocate for your project.
