Cancer Screening
Early cancer screening, from tumour-marker panels to an advanced blood test that screens for multiple cancers.
What's included
- Tumour-marker panels (AFP, CEA, CA19-9, CA125, CA15-3, PSA)
- Advanced multi-cancer (ctDNA) blood test screening for multiple cancer types
- Clear, doctor-explained results
Cancer Screening
DNA cancer test
A single blood draw that screens for signals from multiple cancers, using advanced ctDNA technology.
Cancer Test (SPOT-MAS)
Advanced multi-cancer blood test using ctDNA technology
Screens for 10 cancers: Breast, lung, colorectal, stomach, liver, pancreas, ovary, endometrium, oesophagus, and head & neck
Why choose SPOT-MAS
- Uses ctDNA technology, more accurate than standard tumour markers
- Clinically validated multi-cancer screening
- Includes up to RM2,000 imaging subsidy (CT/MRI) if further investigation is needed
- Clear result guidance: no signal detected (repeat annually), inconclusive (retest recommended within 6 months), or signal detected (guided next steps)
Ideal for: Those with a family history of cancer, smokers, or adults 40 and above seeking advanced screening.
Early detection gives you and your doctor more options. Consider testing before symptoms appear.
Cancer screening looks for early signs of cancer in people without symptoms, using blood markers or advanced DNA-based tests.
Screening looks for early signals of cancer before symptoms appear, when there are more options. OneHealth offers tumour-marker panels as part of the Premium and Golden Age screenings, and an advanced multi-cancer blood test for those who want a deeper look.
The advanced test uses circulating tumour DNA (ctDNA) technology to screen for signals from multiple cancers in a single blood draw. The doctor will explain what the result means and the right next step, whatever it shows.
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Common Questions
Frequently asked questions
The multi-cancer blood test screens for signals from several common and aggressive cancers, including breast, lung, colorectal, stomach and liver, in a single blood draw. The doctor will go through the full list with you.
No. Tumour markers are proteins measured in standard blood tests and are included in the Premium and Golden Age packages. The DNA (ctDNA) test is a separate, more advanced screening option.
It is often considered from age 40, and by those with a family history of cancer or other risk factors. The doctor can advise what suits you.
A screening signal is not a diagnosis. The doctor will explain the result and guide you to the appropriate next step, such as further imaging or referral.
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T&C apply. Results may vary by individual.