Understanding Your MCBC Risk Report
A quick tour of your report — what each number means and what to do next.
What’s inside the report
After completing the assessment, you’ll receive a concise written report via email summarising your results and next steps. In your report you will find:
Client details: Your unique MCBC ID, age, email and the report date.
Risk snapshot: Your 10‑year and lifetime risk compared with the general population.
Year‑by‑year curve: A simple chart showing how your risk builds from your current age to 85.
Genetic likelihood: Estimated probability of BRCA1, BRCA2, or no mutation.
Genetic testing advice if indicated.
Specialist referral advice for risk management if appropriate.
Medicare eligibility check for screening breast MRI (if applicable).
Personalised screening recommendation: start age, interval (yearly/2‑yearly), and modality (mammogram, ultrasound, MRI).
Privacy and security
Your information is handled confidentially and in line with Australian privacy standards. We do not collect identifying details beyond what is needed to generate and send your report. We ask only for your email address so we can deliver your results. Each client is given a unique MCBC ID, which allows us to locate your report if you contact us in the future to organise further assessment or screening. Our forms and data handling processes also comply with HIPAA regulations to ensure the privacy and security of your protected health information (PHI).
