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Discover the groundbreaking ASG Analysis for early cancer diagnosis, revolutionizing the way we detect mutations and prevent tumor development. ASG Analysis uses a simple oral swab DNA test, eliminating the need for invasive procedures or radiological screenings.
With the ability to predict active mutations as early as 10 years prior to symptom onset, early intervention and treatment options can be explored, leading to improved prognosis and longevity.
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How It Works

Convenience at Your Doorstep
Experience hassle-free sample collection for your ASG Analysis without leaving your home. Our team will visit you, ensuring a convenient and comfortable process.

Lab Processing : Precision and Reliability
Trust in the expertise of Friska Research Lab in Canada for the most accurate and reliable ASG Analysis results. Benefit from cutting-edge technology and advanced genetic analysis methods.

Unveiling Your Genetic Insights
Anticipate the arrival of your ASG Analysis reports, unlocking valuable genetic insights into your cancer risk profile. Empower yourself with knowledge for proactive healthcare decision-making.

Guidance Every Step of the Way
Receive comprehensive pre and post-test counseling from our team of genetic experts. We'll guide you through the ASG Analysis process, address your concerns, and help you interpret the results.
The Autoimmune Sequence Gene Analysis gives us data about gene modification and alteration on different pairs of chromosome and an indication about the following types of cancers:
Cervical cancer is a type of cancer that develops in the cells of the cervix, primarily caused by HPV infection. Regular screening can aid early detection and improve treatment outcomes.
Cancer of the vulva and vagina refers to the abnormal growth of cells in these areas. Early detection through routine screenings and medical attention is vital for better treatment prospects
Oral cancer is a type of cancer that affects the mouth, including the lips, tongue, cheeks, and throat. Early diagnosis and timely intervention are essential for improving prognosis and treatment success.
Prostate cancer is a cancer that develops in the prostate gland in men. Early detection through regular screenings is crucial for effective treatment and improved outcomes.
Colon cancer is a type of cancer that affects the large intestine (colon) and rectum. Early detection through screening tests is key to better treatment options and higher survival rates.
Breast cancer is a type of cancer that originates in the breast tissues. Early detection through self-exams and regular screenings can significantly improve treatment options and prognosis.
Ovarian cancer is a cancer that begins in the ovaries, the female reproductive organs. Early detection is crucial for effective treatment and better outcomes.
Pancreatic cancer is a type of cancer that develops in the pancreas, an organ in the abdomen. Early diagnosis is vital for more favorable treatment possibilities and improved patient outcomes.
Lung cancer is a type of cancer that affects the lungs, often associated with smoking and exposure to certain pollutants. Early detection is critical for better treatment options and increased chances of survival.
Genetic transmission of cancer genes to offspring through the male or female parent is a process known as paternal and maternal inheritance respectively. It occurs when specific cancer-related genetic mutations or predispositions are passed down from the parent to their children. Early awareness of such inherited genetic factors can guide proactive preventive measures and regular screenings in the offspring to mitigate potential risks.
Frequently asked Questions
Lung, prostate, colorectal, stomach and liver cancer are the most common types of cancer in men, while breast, colorectal, lung, cervix and thyroid cancer are the most common among women.
ASG Analysis is a Test to ascertain cancer risk in a patient by Genomic Sequencing of the patient DNA.
Cancer genesis is due to multiple factors that cause sequential changes in the normal biochemical processes of the human body. These sequential changes lead to future tumors and cancer. These changes may appear in form of genomic variation and mutations in the DNA of the patient. ASG Analysis is a test to detect and identify such genetic mutations at a very early stage, usually 2-10 years prior to development of actual signs and symptoms of active cancer in the body.
ASG Analysis is a non invasive test done by taking a sample of patient saliva by a Sterile Oral Swab. It is not painful, no punctures are done and no needles are used. It is such a simple method that even the patient himself can take a sample and send to lab for analysis. Once the sample is drawn and labeled, it is sent to Friska Lab, Canada. Friska Lab is an accredited research lab with latest technological advancements and equipments for DNA analysis. At Friska Lab, the sample is analysed by competent personnel for gene mutations. The tests are conducted as per the standards and protocols laid down by ASGenes LLC, for detection of AS01 to AS17 mutant genes which correspond to increased risk of several type of cancer. The test usually takes two weeks to complete. Once the results arrive, a duly marked Test Report is sent to the Patient and Referring Physician.
Any adult can have ASG Analysis to assess his/her cancer risk. Almost 40% of women and 29% of men will get Cancer in their lifetime. One in three women will have breast or cervix cancer and one in four men will have prostate, oral or GI cancer. All individuals above the age of 50 years are therefore advised to get ASG Analysis to assess their cancer risk. ASG Analysis is not done for infants, kids and juvenile under 18 years of age.
As explained in previous answer, all individuals above the age of 50 years are advised to get ASG Analysis to assess their cancer risk. However, patients with family history of cancer, patients who are smokers or consume tobacco or alcohol, people with sedentary lifestyle or diet rich in processed foods, people with low immunity or those with exposure to chemicals, UV rays, pollutants and adulterants, are at a high risk of getting cancer. Such patients are advised to get ASG Analysis at an early age of 30 years or as soon as possible.
We advise to do Analysis to determine your cancer risk. Early detection of cancer will lead to early treatment, less complications, less treatment costs, better prognosis and longevity of patient.
Currently available genetic tests detect either the hereditary mutations or the circulating tumor DNA. These tests are having low predictability of test results. Only 36% of the patients with hereditary mutations will progress to developing cancer while tests detecting CT-DNA have up to 70% false positive results. However, since cancer is caused due to changes in patient’s gene due to autoimmune host response signaling, and ASG Analysis detects only these changes, it is more accurate and precise in predicting the cancer risk for a given patient. In research & studies spanning more than 11 years, ASG Analysis has been found to have 88% sensitivity. That means 88 patients out of 100 patients, detected positive by ASG Analysis, will develop cancer within 10 years from the date of such test, if no medical intervention is availed.
We advise you to plan ASG Analysis as soon as possible to determine your 10 year cancer risk.
No preparation is needed. ASG Analysis can be done at any time of the day, irrespective of food intake, ingestion of any routine medicines, status of menstruation, any prevailing disease or medical condition. The patient merely needs to give a saliva sample on a sterile oral swab.
Patients can call country helpline no to give a missed call. A representative shall call back usually within 48 hours, to detail you about the test, and schedule an appointment for sample pick up. Alternatively, you can buy a sterile oral swab from the market, take saliva sample yourself or with the help of a relative or friend, and send to us along with the filled application form for ASG Analysis.
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