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Cancer Risk Assessment
Eastern Biotech offers a range of genetic tests that
provide information to individuals who may be at increased
risk of various cancers due to a family history or underlying
genetic condition. Researchers have identified 20 to
30 cancer susceptibility genes that greatly increase
a person’s odds of getting some form of malignancy.
The goal of screening is to identify those people who
are at risk of developing cancer. With the knowledge
gained, it allows the individual to take the necessary
steps in order to reduce those risks.
Who should take the test? It is important to consider the family history from both the mother's and the father's side of the family when deciding to take the test. Please consider the following:
- If any of the relatives have had cancer, including cancers of the breast, ovary, skin, prostate, thyroid, uterus (endometrium) or colon
- If any relative developed cancer before the age of 50
- If a family member had an unusual or rare type of cancer, such as male breast cancer
- If a relative had more than one type of cancer, such as breast and ovarian cancer or cancer in both breasts
- If he/she is concerned about their risk for developing cancer
- If he/she wonders whether they should have genetic testing for cancer genes
How it works
- Decide which test you require and press ‘order
now.’
- Fill in details as requested and one of our team
members will contact you directly to provide you
with all of the necessary information.
- An appointment will be made for you at your nearest
test centre in order to provide your blood sample.
- Payment can be made at the test centre.
- Your sample will be processed at our affiliate
laboratory and the report will be delivered to you
promptly via email.
- If you have any queries please do not hesitate
to contact us and we will
be glad to assist.
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| Breast Cancer (BRCA 1
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| Skin Cancer (Melanoma P16)
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| Colon Cancer (MLH1/ MSH 2)
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| Prostate Cancer |
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| Chronic Myelogenous Leukemia (CML)
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| Small Cell Cancer of Lung (EGFR)
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| Acute myelogenous leukemia (AML)
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| Burkitt's/ Non-Hodgkins lymphoma (NHL)
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