Many cancers are detected too late to be effectively treated
A new approach to cancer detection
The Cancerguard test can detect signals of multiple cancers — including six of the deadliest: lung, pancreatic, liver, esophageal, ovarian, and stomach.
Check for more at once
Cancerguard has been proven to identify signals associated with 50+ cancer types and subtypes, including:
- Anal
- Bladder and urinary
- Breast‖
- Cervical‖
- Colon and rectal‖
- Esophageal
- Head and neck
- Kidney
- Liver and bile duct
- Lung‖ and bronchus
- Non-Hodgkin lymphoma
- Ovarian
- Pancreatic
- Prostate‖
- Small intestinal
- Stomach
- Testicular
- Thyroid
- Uterine
- Vulvar
‖ While the Cancerguard test is not specifically indicated for breast or prostate cancer screening, it can detect these and many other cancers. Please continue to follow your doctor’s guidance for colorectal, cervical, breast, and lung (high-risk) cancer screenings, as the Cancerguard test is not a replacement for recommended screenings.
Interested in colorectal cancer screening? The Cologuard Plus test is indicated for average-risk adults 45 and older. Rx only. Visit cologuard.com.
“Cancerguard changed my life”
Allison
Allison Barry, Ovarian cancer survivor and Exact Sciences employee
Getting started is simple
With flexibility and support at every step, we’ve made it easy for you to take charge of your health.
Is Cancerguard right for you?
Designed to help you stay ahead of cancer, the Cancerguard test is a great complement to standard screenings. It is not recommended for individuals who are pregnant or have had cancer within the past three years. Request the test or talk to your doctor if any of the following are true:
- You are proactive about your health
- You have increased risk factors such as smoking, alcohol use, obesity, or are older than 50
- You have a family history of cancer
A clear path forward
Cancer can be intimidating — understanding your results doesn't have to be. We give you a simple “negative” or “positive”. No jargon, just clear insight to help you move forward with confidence.
Questions don't end when results arrive. Neither does our support.
False negative and false positive results can occur. A false negative result means the test did not find signals of cancer, but a person does have cancer. A false positive result means the test found signals of cancer, but a person doesn’t have cancer.
Participants were compensated for their time
Built on decades of cancer detection expertise
The Cancerguard test was developed by Exact Sciences, a leader in cancer detection and therapy guidance for more than 20 years.

20M+
Cancer screenings completed2M+
Tumor profiling tests completed150M
Annual patient touchpoints backed by a 9.4 satisfaction score





