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The Multi-Cancer Panel is a genetic test comprising of a panel of 72 genes which has been uniquely designed to help individuals understand their risk of developing hereditary cancers; preventing disease onset and reducing the impact through early detection. It identifies the presence of germline variants - the genes that are known to increase the risk of specific types of cancer.
This panel represents the most common cancers found in the UK and individuals may have increased risk of these cancers, whether there is a known history of cancer in your family or not. Knowing your personal cancer risk is the key to cancer prevention and longevity..
Important: Only Suitable for those over the age of 18 years.
At IGP, we are committed to providing the latest genetic tests and tools to assist you in managing your health. We have partnered with two UK genetic laboratories to ensure our patients receive industry leading solutions for their genetic testing needs. For more information about the different Genetic Tests we provice, click the link below .
Our cutting-edge, clinical grade Cancer DNA testing services are designed to provide you with precise genetic insights, enabling early detection and a deeper understanding of your genetic predisposition to cancer. The focus in genetic testing is on disease prevention rather than cure. We aim to help people make informed healthcare decisions at an early stage for cancer prevention and improve patient outcomes for those affected by cancer to help save lives. All through the power of genomics.
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Order your the 12 Gene Breast Cancer Panel directly online using the link below or by calling 03456252252.
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After ordering your test, a home test kit will be sent out to you. This kit will include access to a pre-test counselling video and details to contact a clinical expert in DNA testing, if after the video you have further questions or concerns.
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When you are happy to proceed with the test, you are required to provide a saliva sample and post it back to the laboratory in the pre-paid postage envelope provided.
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Once the test has been completed you will receive a pdf report of your results via email with a access to a post test video and details to contact a clinical expert in DNA testing if needed at no additional cost.
Following your appointment you will receive a comprehensive electronic report clearly detailing all your test results and the implications. Test result reports are shared via our secure patient portal.
Navigating private healthcare can often raise many questions and concerns. To help you understand what to expect and how our services work, we've compiled a list of the most frequently asked questions from our patients. If you have any other questions, please don't hesitate to contact us directly on 03456 252 252.
Cancer DNA Testing is a genetic analysis that examines your DNA to identify specific genetic mutations or markers associated with an increased risk of developing cancer.
Individuals with a family history of cancer or those interested in understanding their genetic predisposition to cancer can benefit from this testing.
Our Cancer DNA Test is performed through a simple saliva sample, which is then analysed in a laboratory.
Coverage varies by insurance provider, so it's important to check with your insurer to determine if the cost is covered.
Cancer DNA Testing can identify genetic markers associated with various types of cancer, including breast, ovarian, colorectal, and more.
No, Cancer DNA Testing primarily assesses genetic susceptibility to cancer, not cancer stage or treatment options.
Yes, we prioritise patient confidentiality and adhere to strict privacy standards when conducting genetic testing.
Typically, results are available within a few weeks after the laboratory receives your sample.
Your results will provide valuable information about your cancer risk. We recommend discussing them with a healthcare professional for personalised guidance.
Cancer DNA Testing provides insights into your genetic risk factors, but it does not guarantee whether you will or won't develop cancer. It's a tool for informed decision-making and risk management.
We want to ensure that all of our patients receive the information they need to make an informed decision about their healthcare. If you have any questions or if you require assistance with anything, please let us know.
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