TruCheck Early Cancer Screening Test

Why would I use the TruCheck Early Cancer Screening Tests?

The TruCheck Early Cancer Screening test is used to detect cancer at its earliest stages, significantly improving the effectiveness of treatment and patient outcomes. It helps identify the presence of cancerous tumours and their specific origins within the body.

What does the TruCheck Early Cancer Screening Tests test for?

The TruCheck Early Cancer Screening test screens for Circulating tumour cells (CTCs) in the blood, which can indicate the presence of up to 70 different types of solid organ cancers.

What is the process for using the TruCheck Early Cancer Screening Tests?

The process begins with an initial pre-consultation with a UK-based doctor to discuss your medical history and the test’s suitability. Upon approval, a testing kit will be sent to you for a blood sample collection at a designated clinic. The sample is then analysed at a leading UK laboratory, with results typically available within 2-3 weeks.

What are the benefits of the TruCheck Early Cancer Screening Tests?

The TruCheck Early Cancer Screening test offers early detection of cancer, which is crucial for effective treatment and positive outcomes. It is non-invasive, requiring only a small blood sample, and provides detailed information on the type and origin of cancerous tumours.

Are there any restrictions for the TruCheck Early Cancer Screening Tests?

Yes, you must be 40 years of age or older (35-40 if deemed high risk), have no current symptoms or suspicion of cancer, have never been diagnosed with or treated for cancer, and must not have had a blood transfusion within 72 hours of the blood draw appointment.

What do my results mean?

A positive result indicates the presence of CTCs, suggesting the existence and origin of cancerous tumours in your body. A negative result means no detectable cancer cells were found at the time of testing, but it does not guarantee that you will never develop cancer.

What's included with the TruCheck Early Cancer Screening Tests?

The test includes a pre-consultation with a doctor, a testing kit for blood sample collection, laboratory analysis of the sample, and a detailed report of your results. If the result is positive, you will receive a personal call from a clinical team member to discuss the next steps and referral options.