NYC Early Cancer Detection Blood Test At Home

The test can detect 50 types of cancers through
a simple blood draw, giving you the power of early detection
to proactively protect your health, and much of the time, can detect cancer
before anyone starts showing symptoms

"There is a lot to live for"

A breakthrough innovation for early cancer detection

The test uses next-generation sequencing (NGS) and machine-learning
algorithms to analyze methylation patterns of cell-free DNA (cfDNA)
in the bloodstream.

All cells — cancer and non-cancer — shed DNA into the bloodstream.
cfDNA can carry cancer-specific information in its methylation patterns.
DNA methylation is a process used by cells to regulate gene expression.

results in 10 business days

The test detects abnormalities in the methylation patterns of cell-free
DNA (cfDNA) that could indicate the presence of cancer.

When a cancer signal is detected, the test identifies the signal's
origin with high accuracy to help guide the following steps to diagnosis.
Test results should be available to the ordering healthcare provider
within ten business days from when the sample arrives at the lab.

In the event that a diagnostic evaluation after a ​"Cancer Signal Detected"
result with the test does not confirm cancer, patients may be eligible
for a complimentary retest.

The request for a retest must be placed by the leaa's healthcare provider
managing the patient's diagnostic evaluation.
The retest must be administered within 3 – 6 months after the initial test.
To initiate a request for a retest, contact leaa.

results in 10 business days

The test detects abnormalities in the methylation patterns of cell-free
DNA (cfDNA) that could indicate the presence of cancer.
When a cancer signal is detected, the test identifies the signal's
origin with high accuracy to help guide the following steps to diagnosis.
Test results should be available to the ordering healthcare provider
within ten business days from when the sample arrives at the lab.

The test can be included in leaa's home doctor
visit with our healthcare provider through a simple blood draw.