Genetic Testing For Cancer Risk (Precision Insight For A Healthier Future)

· Those in Tokyo who want to know their genetic risk of cancer.
· Those who want to prevent cancer through early detection.
· Those who want to find hidden cancer risks.
· Those who wish to monitor cancer-related gene activity.
· Those who wish to get personalized cancer prevention advice.

Genetic Testing for Cancer Risk is a screening that analyzes the activation status of 47 cancer-related genes to evaluate your current risk of developing various types of cancer. By identifying hidden or invisible risks that may not appear in regular checkups, it enables early detection and supports personalized prevention strategies, such as tailored dietary and lifestyle guidance.

Genetic Testing for Cancer Risk analyzes the expression and activation status of 47 specific cancer-related genes using a sample from your body, such as blood or saliva. By examining how these genes are functioning, the test identifies abnormalities or patterns linked to increased cancer risk. The results are then interpreted to visualize potential hidden cancer risks, allowing for a comprehensive assessment of your current cancer risk level. This information is used to create personalized prevention plans, including lifestyle and dietary recommendations.

1. Consultation will be conducted.
2. Medical and family history will be reviewed.
3. Blood or saliva samples will be collected and analyzed.
4. A detailed report will be generated based on the analysis.
5. Post-care instructions will be provided by the doctor.

<Advantages>
· Increases awareness of personal risk
· Supports informed medical and lifestyle decisions
· Provides relief from uncertainty
· Early detection and intervention
· Informs family planning decisions
· Offers potential for personalized treatment

<Limitations>
· This test does not cover all genetic factors or environmental influences

Q1: Is it worth getting genetic testing for cancer?
A1: Yes, especially if you have a family history or other risk factors. It helps identify your cancer risk and guides prevention, but it doesn’t guarantee whether cancer will develop.

Q2: What cancers can be detected through genetic testing?
A2: It can detect risks for cancers like breast, ovarian, colorectal, prostate, pancreatic, and others linked to 47 cancer-related genes. Consult with the doctor at our affiliated clinic for more details.

Q3: Can genetic testing prevent cancer?
A3: While testing itself does not prevent cancer, it provides crucial information that can guide preventive measures, early screenings, and lifestyle changes to reduce your overall risk.

Q4: How long does it take to get the results?
A4: Test results usually take 2 to 4 weeks, depending on the laboratory and the complexity of the analysis.

Q5: What happens if my test shows a high risk?
A5: The doctor will discuss the results and recommend personalized prevention strategies, which may include increased screening, lifestyle changes, medications, or in some cases, preventive surgeries.

[Clinic Name] Forest of Regeneration Clinic Roppongi (Saisei No Mori Clinic)
[Location] Tokyo, Japan
[Nearest Station/ Nearest Tourist Destination] Clinic is located about 5 mins away from The National Art Center and 9 mins Roppngi Tunnel Wallart
[Clinic Opening Time] Monday - Friday (10:00AM - 3:00PM) ; Saturday (10:00AM - 2:00PM) ; Clinic Closed on Sunday, Public Holidays and every 1st, 3rd and 5th Fridays

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