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Giuliano Giacaglia 🌲
@giu
Does anyone here do a early test for cancer? If so, what do you use?
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Claus Wilke
@clauswilke
Most important thing you can do is a colonoscopy. I don't believe cancer screening by blood draw is very reliable.
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sol
@soloman
Whole body MRI’s, always good to check with local clinics but of course would be pricey but could provide mental ease. Also look into genetic testing and seeing if you have any mutations or any likelihoods! good luck
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Brent Schulkin
@schulkin
I’ve gotten colonoscopies and endoscopies every couple years since I was 20 (because of genetic risk). Would be cool to do some more generic cancer testing as well.
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yangwao ↑
@yangwao
In Europe there are like full diagnostics centers, costs between 2-10k, yet they do deep dive on various organs, maybe even more detail than blood draw
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Jem
@jem
This is a useful podcast episode: https://peterattiamd.com/alexaravanis/ I'm personally for it, but I need to do my research on whether the tests available in my city are accurate.
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M Das
@das-mchl
Anyone manage to get this covered by insurance?
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Warpmaster General
@my
In typical BJ fashion, he performs a test, then applies it to all sorts of things that aren't tested for. Many such cancers.
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Michael 🎩🐹
@michaelsullivan
I just get a physical every year and they test me for everything
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Ayoub 🎩
@ryuk74
iirc in France some detection test are free, and you receive the kit and stuff, 999$ is a lot
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