Cancer Check Labs unveils a pioneering blood test that revolutionizes early detection efforts.
Current screening methods are limited in scope, as they do not cover all types of cancer, can be highly invasive, and often require imaging of advanced tumors. Cancer Check Labs has pioneered a minimally invasive blood test capable of detecting solid cancerous tumors in their earliest stages. Early detection significantly increases the chances of successful treatment and cure.
1 in 2 Men
1 in 3 Women
Will Be Diagnosed With Cancer.
Cancer Check has the potential to screen for over 200 types and subtypes of solid tumors from a single blood draw. It offers a simple, non-invasive, and quick turnaround solution, with the capability to detect tumor cells in the blood at the earliest stages, including stage zero.
STEP 1
Call us to schedule your Blood Draw with one of our providers.
Step 2:
Come into the office, and visit with our provider who will draw your blood (approximately 4 vials) and go over any questions you may have.
Step 3
Receive a call from your provider to go over the results.
200+
With a simple blood draw, we can detect various types and subtypes of solid tumors by identifying tumor cells present in your bloodstream.
4 in 10
Individuals will experience some form of cancer in their lifetime.
99%
Survival rates for cancer detected at Stage 0.
Other tests utilize small pieces of data to infer outcomes.
For instance, they rely on small fragments of DNA or biomarkers as substitutes for cancers, rather than capturing whole tumor cells directly.
We capture the complete tumor cell.
Identifying a vehicle is easier when you have more than just the bumper; we prefer to see the complete picture.
Advancements in Cancer Detection Technologies
Prioritize Your Health
Even with a healthy lifestyle, cancer can still develop. It is an indiscriminate disease, affecting all ages, genders, and socioeconomic classes.
Family History or Genetic Risk of Cancer
If you are at high risk due to family history or genetics but have not experienced any symptoms, it is crucial to catch cancer early for the well-being of both you and your entire family.
Having Undiagnosed Symptoms
You are experiencing symptoms that have not yet been diagnosed.
How It Works
Tumors Shed Cells
Tumors can start shedding circulating tumor cells (CTCs) into your bloodstream almost as soon as they form, potentially long before the tumor becomes detectable through imaging.
Finding CTCs Indicates a Problem
As a tumor tries to spread throughout your body, it sheds circulating tumor cells (CTCs) into your bloodstream. Early detection of these CTCs allows us to address the cancer sooner and potentially halt its progression.
Broad Spectrum Screening
Cutting Edge Processing & Analysis
Detecting CTCs for Early Intervention
Circulating tumor cells (CTCs) are shed from a primary tumor, serving as an indicator of cancer. Their presence in the bloodstream suggests the need for further investigation and prompt action.
Early Detection
Instead of waiting for a tumor to grow and spread until it becomes visible on imaging or palpable as a lump, Cancer Check aims to detect circulating tumor cells (CTCs) as early as possible. For instance, a tumor mass of just one gram is typically not detectable by touch or imaging. However, this small tumor can shed up to an estimated 3.2 million CTCs per day into the bloodstream. Using our proprietary blood analysis process, we can analyze sufficiently large samples to identify CTCs at the earliest stages.
Information
The Cancer Check test is not designed to replace established evidence-based screening, diagnostic, and medical guidelines for cancer detection. Like all medical tests, it has limitations and may not detect all cancers.
Cancer Check Labs’ clinical laboratory is registered under the Clinical Laboratory Improvement Amendments of 1988 (CLIA). The Cancer Check test was developed and its performance characteristics were determined by Cancer Check Labs. However, this test has not been cleared or approved by the Food and Drug Administration. It is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. Cancer Check Labs’ clinical laboratory operates under CLIA regulations.