For Individuals With a Family History of Cancer
Turning family history into proactive action.
If cancer has affected members of your family, you may already be thinking about prevention. Genetics play a role, but family history doesn’t determine destiny. The miRoncol Real-time Multi-Cancer Early Risk Assessment provides current biological insight that goes beyond inherited predisposition, giving you and your physician a clearer picture of your health today.
Why It Matters
- Family history can increase risk for certain cancers, but it doesn’t always explain who will develop them.
- Traditional genetic testing identifies inherited mutations, yet most cancers are not caused by genetics alone.
- Lifestyle, environment, and age interact with biology — and changes at the molecular level may appear before symptoms or imaging findings.
How the Test Helps
The miRoncol test measures microRNA patterns in blood sensitive signals linked to early tumour biology. This provides:
- Real-time context beyond static genetic information
- Coverage across more than a dozen common cancers
- Meaningful insight to guide physician conversations and follow-up
Benefits for People With Family History
- Complements genetic counselling and conventional screening
- Provides a molecular snapshot of risk today
- Can be repeated over time for evolving insight
- Offers peace of mind and supports informed planning
How It Fits Into Preventive Care
- Add molecular insight alongside mammograms, colonoscopies, or other recommended screenings (as advised by your physician)
- Incorporate into executive health or integrative medicine programs
- Use as part of a long-term prevention strategy if you carry a known hereditary risk
Limitations & Ethics
This is an early risk assessment, not a diagnostic tool. It does not replace genetic counselling or physician-led screening but is designed to complement them by adding real-time molecular context.
Next Step
If cancer runs in your family, you can take proactive steps today. The miRoncol Real-time Multi-Cancer Early Risk Assessment helps you see what’s happening inside your body now supporting earlier, more informed discussions with your physician.
