Minnesota Oncology recently joined Twin Cities Live to discuss its partnership with Gabbi, a virtual breast clinic that helps women better understand their personal breast cancer risk.
Dr. Lisa Hamilton explained how Gabbi makes risk assessments more accessible through a short online questionnaire, followed by the option to connect with a nurse practitioner to discuss results and potential next steps.
Understanding breast cancer risk can help women make informed decisions about screening and follow-up care. Through this partnership, Minnesota Oncology hopes to help more women access the information and guidance they need to take an active role in their breast health.
Watch the full interview to learn more about Gabbi and the partnership.
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