Our tests and services

Understanding your likely response or resistance to certain classic chemotherapies and other targeted therapies and immunotherapies is invaluable in planning your treatment. Choose this test if you have Stage IV in Breast HR+/HR2+, Colon, or NSCLC (Non-Small Cell Lung Cancer}.

If you have Stage III of any cancer tumour – or Stage IV in certain conditions, this test can help you identify the best treatment plan for you if. See also our OncoSTRAT&GO test.

All of us have a 1 in 2 lifetime risk of developing cancer, but some are known to occur more frequently in families, passing down the generations. This test analyses 30 genes associated with the most common hereditary cancers.

This test is about helping you and your clinician determine the best treatment plan for you based on the analysis of your tumour and blood. It looks for the presence of specific biomarkers and can identify how your cancer is likely to respond to classic chemotherapies as well as other targeted therapies and immunotherapies.

If you have Stage II or Stage III colon cancer, this test can be used to understand the risk of your cancer recurring and therefore enable you make informed decisions about your personal treatment options. It is particularly valuable in assessing whether chemotherapy is necessary or appropriate when you have Stage II colon cancer.

Learn whether PARP inhibitors – one of the latest treatments available – could help you fight ovarian epithelial cancer with this two-gene test focusing on BRCA 1 and BRCA 2.

Ask about our wider 11-gene test which looks at factors including whether PARP inhibitors – one of the latest treatments available in fighting ovarian epithelial cancer – can help you.

If you have already been diagnosed with one of the common cancers, this test is a fast track analysis that can help you make vital decisions about your treatment – particularly if you a considering surgical options.

If you’re a woman with early-stage, hormone-receptor-positive breast cancer, this test can help you and your clinician identify the best treatment options for you, particularly around the length of time it’s beneficial to have hormonal therapy.

If you have been diagnosed with the blood cancer, multiple myeloma, this test can help your clinician select the best treatment for you.

If you have been diagnosed with colorectal or endometrial cancer with abnormal MSI and/or Immunohistochemistry (IHC) results, this test can help you make key decisions about your treatment.

If you have been diagnosed with colorectal or endometrial cancer with abnormal MSI and/or IHC results, this test can help inform key treatment decisions.

Some common cancers – breast, melanoma, pancreatic, prostate and ovarian – are known to occur more frequently in families, passing from one generation to the next. This test focuses on certain genes which can indicate additional risk.