Cancer Screening
Bronchoscopy
Examine the airways for abnormalities, perform pathogen testing or lung biopsies for diagnosis, and remove foreign objects from the bronchial tree.
Gastroscopy
Examine inflammation, ulcers, or tumors, or perform a biopsy to accurately detect cancer cells and bacteria in the stomach.
Colonoscopy
Screening for colorectal cancer to detect abnormalities or polyps at an early stage, increasing the chances of a complete recovery.
Stool Quad Test
Preliminary colorectal cancer screening through a fecal occult blood test to detect abnormalities at the precancerous stage.
Colorectal Cancer Screening
Detect cancer-associated DNA from stool samples using the COLOTECT test kit. Convenient, accurate, and non-invasive.
10-Type Cancer Screening: One 10cc Blood Sample
High-accuracy screening through Circulating Tumor DNA (ctDNA) analysis in the blood.
Cervical Cancer Screening
Highly accurate screening for abnormal cells using the ThinPrep method, combined with HPV DNA testing—the primary cause of cervical cancer—for timely prevention and treatment.
Advanced Lung Cancer Screening
Lung cancer screening using Low-Dose CT (LDCT) combined with blood tests for lung cancer biomarkers to increase the efficiency of detecting lesions at an early stage.
Mammogram Breast Screening
Detect breast cancer using digital mammography and breast ultrasound, including a blood test for breast cancer markers.
