Personalised cancer prevention
Genetic testing helps to understand how our heredity may affect cancer risk. By analysing DNA, it is possible to identify gene changes that may increase the likelihood of developing certain types of cancer. Knowing your genetic predisposition makes it possible to prevent diseases or detect them at an early stage — for example, through more regular check-ups, lifestyle changes, or earlier screening.
Important
Genetic tests do not show whether a disease will or will not definitely occur, but provide valuable information about predisposition. This helps to make informed decisions about your health and disease prevention.
- A genetic test is performed using a blood sample or a buccal swab to analyse changes in hereditary material.
- The doctor explains the results and, if necessary, recommends additional examinations or preventive measures.
- Based on the results of the test, a geneticist prepares a follow-up plan that helps detect possible cancer at an early stage, when it is more treatable.
What is a polygenic risk score test and how does it help?
Reduce disease risks
Antegenes’ comprehensive approach helps prevent common diseases and improves treatment effectiveness. Your health is in your hands.
