Hereditary Cancer Risk

3752000.00
Hereditary Cancer Risk is a line of genetic tests for assessing hereditary predisposition to certain types of cancer.
The tests help identify genetic changes that may significantly increase the hereditary risk of developing specific oncological diseases.
The most suitable option is selected based on sex, family history, screening goals, and the desired depth of testing.
These tests are especially relevant if there is a family history of cancer, if relatives developed cancer at a young age, or if you want to assess hereditary risks in advance and discuss further monitoring with a doctor.

Available options

PinkCare — 3,752,000 VND
Basic panel for women.
What’s included:
  • 10 genes
  • Hereditary risk of breast cancer
  • Hereditary risk of ovarian cancer
  • Hereditary risk of colorectal cancer

MenCare — 3,752,000 VND
Basic panel for men.
What’s included:
  • 10 genes
  • Hereditary risk of prostate cancer
  • Hereditary risk of stomach cancer
  • Hereditary risk of colorectal cancer

OncoSure — 9,755,000 VND
Extended oncogenetic panel.
What’s included:
  • 17 genes
  • 15 types of hereditary cancer

OncoSure Plus — 13,703,000 VND
Maximally expanded oncogenetic panel.
What’s included:
  • 145 genes
  • 30 types of hereditary cancer
  • Including hereditary risks of breast, ovarian, colorectal, stomach, prostate, lung, pancreatic, kidney, thyroid, and other oncological diseases

Important
A genetic test does not diagnose cancer and does not show whether cancer is currently present.
It assesses hereditary predisposition and helps identify which risks may require closer monitoring, a doctor’s consultation, or an individual preventive screening plan.

Who it is suitable for
  • People with a family history of cancer
  • If relatives developed oncological diseases at a young age
  • Those who want to assess hereditary cancer risks in advance
  • Those who want to choose the appropriate depth of genetic screening
  • For further discussion of the results with a doctor or geneticist

For whom: Everyone

For whom: Men

For whom: Women

Focus: Genetics

Focus: Hereditary Risks

Focus: General health

Includes: Genetic Test

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