Cancer Incidence Rates
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4 Out of 10 People are Diagnosed with Cancer

The lifetime risk of developing cancer for someone living to their expected lifespan is 38.1%. In a family of four, this means approximately 1.5 members are likely to develop cancer.

(Source - National Cancer Information Center)

The Limits of Prevention
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Only Less than Half
can be Prevented

According to the World Health Organization, only 30–50% of cancers are preventable.

Research from Johns Hopkins University indicates that approximately 71% of cancers (22 out of 31 types studied) are caused by random errors during cell division - essentially, bad luck.

(Source - World Health Organization)

The Importance of Early Detection
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Most Cancers can be
Overcome If Detected Early

Early detection is crucial.The survival rate for cancers that have metastasized is only 26%, but for non-metastatic cancers, it reaches nearly 92%.

(Source - National Cancer Infomation Center)

Cancer Survival Rates by Stage (%)

Localized: Cancer remains confined to the organ of origin
‍Regional Spread: Cancer has invaded nearby organs / tissues
‍Distant Metastasis: Cancer has spread to distant parts of the body

Cancer Growth Rate
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Health Checkups Happen Every 1–2 Years,
but Aggressive Cancers Can Grow in Just Months.

Aggressive cancers can progress rapidly between screening intervals. Even with regular health checkups, early diagnosis is challenging if the timing of cancer development does not align with the screening schedule.

Tumor Volume Doubling Time (TVDT) by Cancer Type

*TVDT (Tumor Volume Doubling Time): The time it takes for a tumor to double in size.

(Source - Research on TVDT: Lung Cancer | Liver Cancer | Pancreatic Cancer)

Frequency of Health Screenings
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Health Checkups cannot be
Conducted Frequently Enough

While increasing the frequency of screenings could improve early detection rates,
it also raises radiation exposure from imaging tests.

Additionally, the physical, time, and financial burdens of health checkups
make it impractical to have them frequently.

Enhancing Screening Frequency
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The Key to Early Detection Lies in Screening Frequency

To make frequent screenings practical, Cleared uses only blood tests, avoiding the time-consuming and preparation-heavy imaging or endoscopy procedures.

Blood tests conducted every few months fill the gaps left by annual health checkups, ensuring quicker detection of diseases.

Personalized Design
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A Blood Test Portfolio Tailored to You

Your doctor considers your medical history, personal characteristics, and family history to design a personalized blood testing portfolio.

For example, tumor marker tests are included for cancer survivors, and HBV tests for chronic hepatitis patients.

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Trend Analysis
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Looking Beyond
Test Results

Traditional health checkups only confirm whether test results fall within the “normal range.”

Through Cleared health checkup, data are collected every months creating a trend that provides deeper insights about your health.

This helps doctors assess whether abnormalities are temporary, or those within normal range require attention.

Diagnosis Precision
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Not Relying
Solely on Blood Tests

Blood tests are just a tool for frequent and efficient screenings.

If abnormalities are detected during testing, your doctor will recommend further diagnostic procedures, such as imaging tests, to precisely identify the issue.

Detection Range
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Detecting Diseases
Beyond Cancer

According to 2023 mortality statistics, the leading causes of death were cancer, heart disease, and pneumonia.

Cleared health checkups are designed to consider all major health threats, not just cancer, to ensure your overall well-being.