No, blood tests do not detect all types of cancer. While they can be helpful for monitoring the presence of cancer, checking treatment effectiveness, and spotting recurrences, they are not comprehensive. Some cancer screening tests—such as imaging scans or biopsies—are often needed alongside blood tests to provide a complete diagnosis.
Private cancer screening tests offer several advantages, including faster access to appointments and results, flexibility in scheduling, and a wider range of testing options compared to public services. They also allow for a more personalised approach, tailored to your age, family history, and risk profile.
Yes, many cancer screening tests are designed to detect cancer before symptoms appear, significantly improving the chances of successful treatment. However, the effectiveness depends on the type of test and cancer being screened for.
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