Cancer Detection and Diagnosis

Early cancer detection is a public and policy priority, with primary care being the perfect setting to do so. This has sparked a desire for better cancer early detection tests, preferably ones that can be used in primary care settings. After the detection of a malignant cancer, a precise diagnosis and stage of the disease are required for the development of a treatment strategy. Whether it’s the early diagnosis of a cancer or the detection of a recurrence, cancer detection & diagnosis entails detecting the prevalence of cancer in the body and determining the extent of disease. For some cancers, this definition can be broadened to encompass detecting precancerous lesions that are likely to progress to cancer, allowing for early intervention and even preventing cancer.

• Biopsy
• Endoscopic examination
• Genetic tests
• Diagnostic Imaging
• Tumor markers