Jameslink^® Project
Web-based program for self-reported family history data acquisition and cancer risk assessment. All users of the computer program receive a tailored letter stating a qualitative level of risk (high, moderate, low), appropriate recommendations for screening, and a recommendation for cancer genetic counseling for those at high risk. Over 9,000 patients, family members and the general public have now used this program.  This program is also being used in a public health campaign about cancer and family history.  Contact: Kevin Sweet (Jameslink) or Amy Sturm (campaign)

Primary Care Research Institute (PCRI) Genetics Theme Team
The PCRI is a group including multiple primary care researchers, an anthropologist, sociologist, research and statistics methodologist, as well as multiple individuals from the Division of Human Genetics.  This group’s research goals include the integration of genetics and genomics into primary care in order to reach the ultimate goal of individualized medicine. Contact: Amy Sturm

Uveal Melanoma study
Study of the molecular genetics of uveal melanomas including prognostic molecular genetic marker for detection of aggressive disease, and germline mutations predisposing to early onset of the disease and/or high frequency of other cancers in uveal melanomas patients.  Contact: Rob Pilarski