Are you at risk for cancer?
A cancer risk assessment can help identify if you or your family members are at an increased risk. This is important to help guide genetic testing, screening, therapy and management.
Could the cancers in you or your family be due to a hereditary cancer syndrome?
Did you know?
1 in 8 patients with cancer have an inherited genetic change
Transform your risks into action
With the support of our genetic experts:
Learn about the inherited cancer condition in your family & testing options
Discover the different cancers you might be at risk for
Find out which other family members might also be at risk
Get advice on personalised screening and management options
When to consider a hereditary cancer syndrome?
Early-onset of cancers
Cancer onset in many generations
Family members with the same cancer
More than one cancer type in same person
Cancer onset in paired organs
Certain ethnic backgrounds
Cancer onset in less common sex
Your journey with GeneLinx
1: Initial consultation
Understand your risk
2: Post-test consultation
Receive personalised guidance
Book an appointment
Consult the expert
Take the test
Discuss test results
Share with physician
Your journey with GeneLinx
1: Initial consultation
Understand your risk
2: Post-test consultation
Receive personalised guidance
Book an appointment
Consult the expert
Take the test
Discuss test results
Share with physician
Get started today!
Cancers and the genes associated with them
Hereditary cancer syndromes cause 10% of all cancers, but are likely underdiagnosed. Recent studies suggest all cancer patients should undergo genetic counseling and risk assessment. Over 60 cancer syndromes, linked to more than 100 genes, can affect various organs including breast, uterine, prostate, kidney, thyroid, brain, colon, stomach and others.
Several well-known inheritable cancer syndromes increase cancer risk, as shown in the table below.
Genetics care made easy
With our telegenetic services, understanding your genetic risks and access to testing is more straightforward than ever
Jenny Hall, 35 years old
Both my grandma and mother had breast cancer.
So I wanted to understand my own risk better. The genetic counselor at GeneLinx reviewed my family history, explained my risks and how the testing process would work if I chose to undergo testing. She helped me understand what each result could mean and what I can do with the information. Now, I have a clear plan to monitor my health and reduce my risk. Their guidance has given me peace of mind and a clear path forward.
