Over

million new cases of cancer have been diagnosed (2020)

million deaths due to cancer (2020)

Over

Vietnamese people die from cancer every day

every

people, 1

person carries a cancer-causing gene (*)

Source: Global Cancer Statistics 2020

(*) Source: Data according to research by the Medical Genetics Institute—Gene Solutions

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 oncoSure 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
here

WHY SHOULD YOU TAKE THE ONCOSURE HEREDITARY CANCER SCREENING TEST?

ADVANTAGES OF ONCOSURE TEST

The results of the test allow for early detection of hereditary cancer risk:

Active cancer prevention includes medication treatment, and preventive surgery to reduce cancer risk.
Active screening helps early disease diagnosis, significantly improving cancer treatment outcomes.

Analyzing and determining the cause of hereditary cancer in the family.

Support consultations with geneticists and oncologists and free testing for three close relatives.

(*) Source: Statistics adapted from the American Cancer Society’s publication, Cancer Facts & Figures 2020, the ACS website, and the National Cancer Institute’s Surveillance, Epidemiology, and End Results (SEER) Program (all sources accessed January 2020)

SCOPE OF THE TEST

OncoSure analyzes 17 genes: BRCA1, BRCA2, PALB2, PTEN, TP53, CDH1, MLH1, MSH2, MSH6, PMS2, EPCAM, APC, MUTYH, STK11, VHL, RB1, RET.

Screening for 15 hereditary cancers:

Testing for genetic mutations associated with hereditary cancer
Skin Cancer	Ovarian Cancer	Neural paraganglioma
Colorectal Cancer	Stomach Cancer	Thyroid Cancer
Breast Cancer	Kidney Cancer	Multiple Endocrine Neoplasias
Lung Cancer	Endometrial Cancer	Adrenal Myeloma
Pancreatic Cancer	Prostate Cancer	Retinoblastoma

The test is recommended by

American Society of Clinical Oncology

American Cancer Society

National Comprehensive Cancer Network

Ministry of Health

What do you get from the test package?

17 genes associated with 15 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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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 CANDIDATES

For hereditary cancer

PERSONAL HISTORY

You or a loved one* has a rare form of cancer (for example, ovarian cancer, pancreatic cancer, male breast cancer, metastatic prostate cancer, triple-negative breast cancer, medullary thyroid).
You or a loved one has been diagnosed with cancer earlier than usual (For example, colorectal cancer, endometrial cancer, or breast cancer diagnosed before age 50).
You or a loved one has numerous types of cancer simultaneously, and cancer may present in two different organs (for example, bilateral breast cancer or kidney cancer).
A colonoscopy revealed more than ten colorectal polyps.
Being of a race or ethnicity with a hereditary predisposition for cancer (Example: Ashkenazi Jew).

FAMILY HISTORY

First-degree relatives (parent, sibling, or child) with cancer of the same type (Example: mother, daughter, and sister with breast cancer, etc.).
Relatives on the same side (mother or father) have the same cancer or related cancers (for example, breast, ovarian, pancreatic, prostate or colorectal cancer, endometrial cancer, uterus, stomach, ovaries, pancreas).
A family member has a genetic mutation that increases the risk of cancer.