Do inherited genes raise your cancer risk? Find out at home.
A comprehensive at-home genetic panel that checks genes linked to inherited risk across several cancers — including breast, ovarian, bowel and prostate — giving you and your family a clearer picture.
What the panel covers
Where a single-gene test looks at one area, this panel screens multiple genes associated with hereditary cancers — such as those linked to breast, ovarian, bowel (including Lynch syndrome) and prostate cancer.
Who should consider this test
A broad panel suits families where more than one type of cancer, or several relatives, are involved.
- Cancer has affected several relatives
- Cancers were diagnosed young in your family
- A known inherited mutation runs in the family
- You've had cancer and want to understand inherited factors
- You want to guide screening or preventive choices
- You want clarity for your children's future
How it works
FAQ
What does a hereditary cancer panel show?
Whether you carry inherited gene changes linked to a higher risk of several cancer types.
Is this the same as a BRCA test?
BRCA is part of the picture. This panel is broader, covering more genes and more cancer types.
Is genetic counselling included?
Yes. Genetic counselling is included, so a qualified counsellor helps you understand your results and your options.
Does a result mean I'll get cancer?
No. It indicates increased risk, not certainty, and helps guide screening and prevention.
Do I need a GP referral?
No — you can order directly.