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Cancer in the family...time to get checked

FutureGuy · 2009-01-16 13:33:18

Hi all, With cancer a major issue on both sides of my family, it's time to bite the bullet and go for a check-up. I'm wondering would a usual GP check be sufficient or is there a service available that would be specifc to the the detection of various cancer. Thanks all!

16-01-2009 1:33pm

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FutureGuy

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Hi all,
With cancer a major issue on both sides of my family, it's time to bite the bullet and go for a check-up.

I'm wondering would a usual GP check be sufficient or is there a service available that would be specifc to the the detection of various cancer.

Thanks all!

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#2 16-01-2009 9:30pm

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Hi FutureGuy

My advice would be to head to your GP who will then be able to refer you onto the relevant screening programs, there isnt really a one stop cancer check shop if there are numerous types of cancer in your family.

Best of luck!

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