CANCER DETECTION TEST KIT
Detect 200+ solid tumor types with a blood test that captures whole tumor cells for more complete results.
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Comprehensive early detection from one blood test
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Anal Cancer
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Bladder Cancer
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Brain and Other Nervous System Cancer
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Breast Cancer
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Cervical Cancer
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Colorectal Cancer
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Esophageal Cancer
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Kidney & Renal Pelvis Cancer
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Laryngeal Cancer
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Liver & Intrahepatic Bile Duct Cancer
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Lung & Bronchus Cancer
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Lung Cancer
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Melanoma of the Skin Cancer
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Oral Cavity & Pharynx Cancer
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Ovarian Cancer
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Pancreatic Cancer
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Prostate Cancer
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Small Intestine Cancer
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Soft Tissue Cancer
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Stomach Cancer
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Testicular Cancer
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Thyroid Cancer
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Uterine Cancer
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Vulvar Cancer
Direct Evidence of Cancer Activity
CTCs are malignant tumor cells that enter the bloodstream after breaking away from a solid tumor. Their presence indicates active cancer, not just risk or mutations.
Provides Complete Cell Data
More complete, reliable information. No guesswork from partial cell scraps.
Unlike other cancer tests that look for broken DNA then extrapolate a result, CTCs are whole, intact cells that are examined by pathologists.
Works Across All Solid Tumors
Cancer Check can potentially detect any solid tumor type because all tumors shed CTCs. It’s a universal cancer screening tool, not limited to specific cancers like breast or colon. Ideal for general early detection.
Verified By Pathologists
CTCs are stained and analyzed under a microscope using gold-standard methods. A board-certified pathologist reads the slides prepared using proven histology and immunohistochemistry methods, increasing results confidence. A pathology report is issued with every screening result.
CTCs Drive Metastasis
CTCs are the cells that cause cancer to spread to other parts of the body which can lead to metastatic cancer. This is the leading cause of cancer-related deaths. Early detection of CTCs means detecting cancer before it spreads, potentially stopping it at a treatable stage.