Did you know? In Southeast Asia, there are over 1.7 million new cancer patients annually, with over 70% of patients diagnosed in the late stage, which is often untreatable. Early cancer detection increases survival rates by 90-95%. Additionally, data from the World Health Organization predicts a 45% increase in cancer-related deaths by 2573. Since cancer is often detected in later stages, treatment becomes difficult and financially burdensome for patients and families.
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Screen with SPOT-MAS, know before, and increase cancer survival rates.
Cancer originates from mutations. Identifying these mutations helps doctors choose the best treatment for patients. Screening with SPOT-MAS detects circulating tumor DNA (ctDNA), genetic material released by cancer cells in the bloodstream, using Next-generation sequencing technology. This method screens for multiple types of cancer from the early stages in asymptomatic individuals with just one blood draw. It’s a technology developed to address the cancer needs of the Southeast Asian population.
SPOT-MAS detects 5 types of early-stage cancer in one go.
SPOT-MAS can screen for up to 5 types of cancer, including liver, breast, lung, colorectal, and stomach cancer, with just one blood test.
Advantages of SPOT-MAS cancer screening:
- Easy and minimally invasive with just one blood draw
- No need for various tissue samples or invasive procedures
- High accuracy and specificity of 95.9%
- Results available within 30 days
Who is SPOT-MAS suitable for?
- Individuals aged 40 and above, as recommended by the WHO for cancer screening, similar to regular health check-ups, to detect early cell abnormalities due to the higher risk of various cancers at this age.
- Those at high risk of cancer, such as long-term smokers, regular alcohol drinkers, individuals exposed to carcinogens, or living in areas with a high risk of cancer, such as PM2.5 pollutions.
- Anyone seeking cancer screening, starting from age 18.
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Though cancer sounds frightening and severe, detecting it early significantly increases survival chances compared to detecting it in later stages. Early cancer detection reduces treatment complexity and healthcare costs for patients.
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