Risk of breast cancer and ovarian cancer in women

Breast cancer and ovarian cancer are two important factors affecting women's health. The chance of a woman suffering from breast cancer by the age of 70 is 8%, and from ovarian cancer is about 2%. However, women with BRCA1 or BRCA2 (BRCA1/2) genetic mutations have a significantly increased risk of breast and ovarian cancer, with a lifetime risk of more than 60% to develop breast cancer and a 10%-60% chance to develop ovarian cancer. BRCA gene mutations will also cause tumors to occur earlier in life, leading to breast or ovarian cancer occurrence at a younger age.

Applicable groups

  • With family history

    of breast cancer or

    ovarian cancer

  • With proliferative

    breast diseases

  • Menstrual menarche

    before ago 12 or

    menopause after age 55

  • from family with

    BRCA1 Or BRCA2

    mutation carriers

  • lrregular lifestyle

    high stress

    endocrine disorders

  • Infertility, never

    giving birth, or

    pregnant after age 35

  • Breast cancer and

    ovarian cancer

    patients

  • Long-term user

    of estrogen

Test Process

  • Consult 

    Customer Service

  • Make an order

    & sample collection

  • Sample shipped

    to Vangenes lab

  • Sample test

    in Vangenes lab

  • Delivery of

    test report