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October is recognized worldwide as Breast Cancer Awareness Month. It is a time when special attention is given to early diagnosis and prevention, helping to detect the disease in time and provide more opportunities for successful treatment.

Breast cancer is the most common oncological disease among women, but early testing can significantly increase the effectiveness of treatment. One way to assess risk and monitor health is through tests for specific tumor markers in the blood.

Why should you get tested?

• Early diagnosis. Although these markers are not the only diagnostic method, they can help notice changes and seek medical attention in time.
• Monitoring. Tests are useful not only for diagnosis but also for controlling the condition of already treated patients.
• Prevention. For individuals in risk groups, they can provide additional information about health status.
• Additional support for the doctor. The results provide valuable information that helps assess the overall condition of the body more accurately.

Who is it recommended for?

• women, especially those over 40, as a preventive measure,
• those with a family history of breast or other oncological diseases,
• patients who need condition monitoring after treatment,
• anyone who wants to further assess their health during this awareness month.