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Some cancers run in families – knowing your risk can make all the difference. It is estimated that around 1 in 8 men will be diagnosed with prostate cancer with up to 10% of prostate cancers thought to be inherited. Our genetic prostate cancer test looks for mutations in 14 key genes associated with increased risk. With this insight you can make informed decisions to help protect your health.
If you have a family history of prostate cancer, breast cancer or ovarian cancer, it might mean you are at increased risk of prostate cancer due to a genetic mutation. It is important to note, having a gene mutation linked to prostate cancer doesn’t mean you will develop prostate cancer, but it can increase your risk. Not sure if genetic testing is right for you? For £100, book a phone call with a genetic counsellor to discuss your family history, previous tests, the testing process, genes tested, turnaround times, and potential implications. You’ll get expert guidance on the best test for you—plus £100 off your chosen genetic test.
Appointments are held in high-end, thoughtfully chosen locations - space designed for comfort and privacy.
Easy online booking, clear communication and safe procedures, every step is smooth and reassuring.
Insights that help you to take control and feel better. We are extremely proud of our short turnaround times and efficient laboratory processes, you will start receiving results as soon as they are available, however please note the turnaround time stated cannot always be guaranteed.
The appointment will include a blood draw. It is recommended to wear short or loose sleeves to make this easily accessible.
Each visit lasts about 15 minutes, though we recommend you give yourself a 30 minute window for check-in, wait times and more.
We will contact you within 6 weeks to book you in for a consultation with our Genetic Counsellor. Your results will be released following this consultation and will not be available to view prior to this.