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Screening for hereditary cancer risk in men

Screening for hereditary cancer risk in men

Recognizing the hereditary risk of prostate, colorectal and stomach cancers.

(Results are received within 14 days)
Screening for hereditary cancer risk in men
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Is male cancer dangerous?

Prostate cancer

is prevalent at number 1

1 in

9

people

will develop the disease

Colorectal cancer

is prevalent at number 1

1 in

25

people

will develop the disease
Genetics
Lifestyle
Environment

Major etiologies of cancer

The development of cancer in individuals results from the interaction of three factors:
  • Genetics (genes)
  • Lifestyle (diet, exercise, etc.)
  • Environment (air and water quality, stress in life)

The mencare.name.name genetic cancer screening test supports the analysis of cancer-related genetic components.

Learn more about the cancer detection, monitoring, and treatment tests offered by Gene Solutions.

7 genes related to cancers in men

Why should you take the MenCare genetic cancer screening test?

Why should you take the MenCare genetic cancer screening test?

  • Genetic mutations are the underlying cause of all cancers. Depending on the type of gene mutation, a person may be predisposed to particular cancers. In particular, 1 in 10 people with a family history of cancer is in a risk group that is 10 to 20 times greater than the overall population.
  • This test estimates the probability of three of the most prevalent hereditary cancers in men: prostate cancer, colorectal cancer and stomach cancer.
  • This test is performed once in a lifetime.

Scope of the test

MenCare Gene Solutions analyzes mutations on ten genes to determine the possible risk of the three most common hereditary cancers in men today: prostate, stomach, and colorectal. The testing genes include BRCA1, BRCA2, MLH1, MSH2, EPCAM, PMS2, MSH6, APC, MUTYH, and CDH1.

The test is recommended by

American Society of Clinical Oncology

American Society of Clinical Oncology

American Cancer Society

American Cancer Society

National Comprehensive Cancer Network

National Comprehensive Cancer Network

Ministry of Health

Ministry of Health

Testing candidates

Family history
of cancer
Personal history
of a tumor
Testing candidates
Concerns and worries
regarding genetic health

What do you get from the test package?

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10 genes associated with 3 hereditary cancers are analyzed

Detects mutations in family-inherited genes that increase the risk of common types of cancer. The test results help you evaluate the probability that you will have certain cancers for yourself and your family

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Genetic counseling from geneticists

The team of experts and geneticists at Gene Solutions are always available to accompany you before and after each test and provide recommendations based on the results

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Modify the treatment plan

The results assist in tracking cancer/chronic disease progression and planning effective interventions. In addition, it is possible to improve the efficacy of treatment by choosing an appropriate regimen

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Guaranteed quality in every result

Next-generation sequencing technology (Illumina) from the United States was developed by Vietnam's leading medical advisors and a team of professionals. In only 14 days, a high-quality lab that complies with ISO standards will provide you with more than 99-percent-correct test results

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Simple to do and cost-effective

The USA standard DNA sampling kit, which allows you to collect samples at home in less than a minute, is painless and incredibly convenient

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Free testing for family members

If the initial test identifies a mutation, three family members will receive free testing. Take the initiative to prevent and protect your family's health

Testing process

Pre-test counselling
Pre-test counselling
Blood collection and extracellular DNA separation
Blood collection and extracellular DNA separation
Sequencing of cell-free DNA
Sequencing of cell-free DNA
Returning results and post-test counselling
Returning results and post-test counselling