Cancer genetic panel (BRCA, colon, prostate)

It’s recommended to get checked if:

If cancer runs in your family and you want clarity.

You want to understand inherited cancer risk early.

If you're planning long-term health monitoring.

You want informed screening and prevention strategies.

If peace of mind through knowledge matters to you.

You prefer proactive rather than reactive healthcare.

What cancers does this panel screen for?

This panel checks genes linked to breast, ovarian, colon, and prostate cancer risk.

Does a positive result mean I will get cancer?

No, it indicates risk, not certainty. Many people never develop cancer.

Who should consider this test?

Anyone with family history or concern about inherited risk may benefit.

How is the test performed?

A blood or saliva sample is used.

Do I need preparation?

No preparation is required.

How long until results?

Results are usually available in a few weeks.

Is genetic counseling recommended?

Counseling can help interpret results clearly and calmly.

How are results used for prevention?

Results guide screening frequency and preventive planning.