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From inherited health risks to taking control of your health, find out what your genes have to say about your health. Book a test today!

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Understand Your Cancer Risk with Our Genetic Testing Panels

St. Jude Labs’ BRCA Testing Panel looks for variants in BRCA1 & BRCA2 genes that cause breast, ovarian, prostate, and pancreatic cancers. In contrast, the Oncology Multigene Panel is a curated test that looks for variants in 36 genes associated with an increased risk of 17 types of cancer, syndromes, and tumors. Each patient’s results will include a cancer risk assessment that will provide you with actionable information to manage patient care.

BRCA Testing Panel

Gene Sequenced

Associated Diseases
BRCA1
  • Breast and Ovarian Cancer
BRCA2
  • Breast, Ovarian, Prostate, and Pancreatic Cancer

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Oncology Multigene Panel

Gene Sequenced

Associated Diseases
APC
  • Colorectal cancer
  • Familial Adenomatous Polyposis
ATM
  • Lymphoma
  • Breast Cancer
  • Gastric Cancer
  • Pancreatic Cancer
  • Prostate Cancer

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Who Should Be Tested?

There are several factors that increase an individual's risk of carrying genetic mutations:
  • Individuals with personal or family history of a genetic condition
  • Individuals previously detected with cancer
  • Multiple relatives with the same type of cancer
  • A relative diagnosed with multiple primary cancers
  • Women diagnosed with non-cancer breast conditions
  • Having a first-degree female relative (mother, sister, or daughter) with breast cancer
  • First-degree male relatives (father, brother, or son) diagnosed with breast or prostate cancer
  • Jewish people of Ashkenazi (Eastern Europe) origin

Our Core Competencies

There are several factors that increase an individual's risk of carrying genetic mutations:
  • BRCA & cancer screening results within 4 days.
  • Genetic counsellors available.
  • Quick appointments with ordering physicians.
  • Flexible reporting options: email, fax, EMR uploads.
  • Courier service to pick up specimens.
  • Patient help desk hotline.
  • Handling of prior insurance authorization & billing.
  • Meditation & breathwork programs available.

A simple buccal swab sample can detect the BRCA1 or BRCA2 mutation. These cancers can be prevented if the healthcare providers are aware of the results, more treatable stage if it has been detected early.

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Unwavering Accuracy, Unparalleled Reliability

  • Tests performed in a laboratory certified by reputed organizations: CLIA, CAP, and NILA.
  • Well-established standard operating procedures (SOPs) for testing processes, including sample collection, handling, and storage.
  • High level of quality control with well-trained staff.
  • Properly calibrated & maintained testing equipment to ensure accurate test results.
  • Genetic counseling to help understand and interpret test results.

Lifetime Risks for Common Cancers

Benefits of Genetic Testing

  • Help you and your healthcare team make informed decisions about your health.
  • Understand your risk of developing certain types of cancer.
  • Confirm or rule out a suspected diagnosis of a genetic condition.
  • Help with family planning by identifying genetic conditions that may be passed on to children.
  • Take proactive steps with tailored medical management plans.

FAQs

Get the facts about genetic testing with our comprehensive FAQs!

Our genetic testing analyzes an individual's DNA to identify genetic conditions or risk factors for certain diseases. We use saliva/buccal swabs to analyze genetic disorders.

Genetic testing helps understand your genetic makeup and identify any potential health risks. This helps in making informed decisions about health and taking steps to manage or prevent certain conditions.

Our genetic tests are performed using a simple saliva/buccal swab sample. The sample is collected at one of our locations. The sample is then sent to our laboratory for analysis.

We offer genetic testing for various cancer types, including prostate, gastric, endometrial, pancreatic, breast, ovarian, and colon cancer. However, it is essential to note that genetic testing is not a comprehensive screening for all types of cancer. It focuses on specific genetic mutations that are known to increase cancer risk.

Test results are available in less than one week.

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