Cancer Screening

Cancer risk screening is conducted through the assessment of personal and family medical history, combined with age, gender, and individual risk factors, to develop a personalized screening plan. Depending on the situation, laboratory tests, imaging examinations, genetic risk assessments, and specialized screenings for different types of cancer may be incorporated to help identify potential risks and abnormal signals. Main focus areas: Lung cancer | Breast cancer | Colorectal cancer | Cervical cancer | Prostate cancer and other common tumor risks Project features: The screening plan is tailored by a professional medical team based on individual circumstances, rather than simply conducting a fixed combination of tests. For any abnormal results found, further follow-up, imaging tests, or referrals to specialists can be arranged.