Hereditary cancer screening

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Six hereditary-cancer panels from £660 - from focused single-cancer screens to our comprehensive 50-gene panel. Each test includes a pre-test genetic-counsellor consultation and a follow-up to discuss what the results mean for you and your family.

Cancer Risk Screening

Cancer Risk Screening

£660 17-21 working days

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Comprehensive 50-gene hereditary cancer-risk panel.

17-21 Working days turnaround
3 Sample options
£660 From
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Clinic network

200+ collection points across the UK

Use our partner clinic network for the optional in-clinic blood draw, or take the test at home with the oral-swab kit included in the price.

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FAQ

Frequently asked questions.

What is hereditary cancer screening?

Hereditary cancer screening looks at the genes you inherited from your parents to identify variants that raise your lifetime cancer risk. About 5-10% of cancers are hereditary - knowing whether you carry a high-risk variant lets you and your clinical team take proactive action: more frequent surveillance, risk-reducing surgery, lifestyle changes, or chemoprevention. Each panel tests a fixed list of genes, shown on its product page - no panel covers every gene linked to cancer, and a negative result does not rule out an inherited cause. Genetic testing assesses inherited risk; it does not detect or diagnose cancer.

Who should consider hereditary cancer screening?

It's most useful for people with a personal or family history of cancer (especially before age 50, or multiple relatives affected), those of higher-risk ancestry (e.g. Ashkenazi Jewish for BRCA1/2), or anyone who simply wants to understand their inherited risk. Our genetic counsellor walks you through whether testing makes sense for your specific history.

How accurate is genetic testing for cancer risk?

Our panels test for pathogenic and likely-pathogenic variants in clinically validated cancer-risk genes, with > 99% analytical accuracy. Each variant is classified using ACMG guidelines. Results are reviewed by your genetic counsellor before being shared with you.

How long do results take?

Standard turnaround is 17-21 working days from when the lab receives your sample. Your genetic counsellor reviews each report before it's shared in a follow-up consultation. If a pathogenic variant is found, we discuss surveillance, prevention, and onward referral options at the same appointment.

Do I need a GP referral for cancer genetic testing?

No referral required. Anyone aged 18+ can book directly with Jeen Health. Your kit is sent by next-day delivery once your included pre-test genetic-counsellor consultation has taken place and your test choice is confirmed. If you have a strong family history, the counsellor may recommend a wider panel; if your risk is lower, a more focused one.