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- Sample material
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€85.00€68.00 with subscription
Breast Cancer Risk TestGenetic Test for Women
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- 2.803 häufigen genetischen Varianten
- Sample material:
- cheek swab
- Who it's for
- Especially helpful for women under 50 to identify increased risk early
- Accredited laboratory
- Fast, neutral shipping
- Digital report in the app
- Anonymous and secure
- Results a few days after the lab receives your sample
- Pickup in Berlin available
Description
Breast Cancer Risk Test – detect your genetic risk early
Breast cancer can affect any woman—even without a family history. With the AnteBC Breast Cancer Risk Test, you’ll learn your personal genetic risk level. This scientifically validated test analyzes your unique genetic profile and helps you take early steps to protect your health—easily, safely, and from the comfort of your home.
Your benefits at a glance
- Simple cheek swab – easy to do at home
- Calculation of your individual breast cancer risk based on genetic variants
- Personalized recommendations: When to start screening? How often?
- Specific measures for risk reduction
- CE-certified, GDPR-compliant, and clinically validated
- Optional: Video consultation to discuss results (one-time fee €150)
Who is the Breast Cancer Risk Test for?
- Recommended for all women aged 30 and over
- Especially helpful for women under 50 to identify increased risk early
- Ideal for health-conscious women – with or without a family history
- Accessible everywhere thanks to at-home testing and digital prevention recommendations
What does the Breast Cancer Risk Test analyze?
The test determines your breast cancer risk using a polygenic risk score (PRS). It combines the effects of 2,803 common genetic variants. Unlike rare mutations such as BRCA1/2, polygenic risk is based on the interaction of many genes—so an increased risk is possible even without a family history.
The risk assessment also takes into account your age, ancestry, and gender. This provides you with a precise, scientifically-based evaluation and a personalized prevention plan with clinical recommendations.
Result: Genetic counseling must be provided verbally. Alternatively, it can be given in writing if the patient gives explicit consent. Consent or refusal must be documented.
What does the result mean for you?
- Your personal risk score compared to the average population
- Assessment of your likelihood of developing breast cancer in the next 10 years.
- Personalized medical recommendations for prevention and early detection
- A detailed medical report for you and your treating physician
Important notes
- The test is not a diagnostic tool
- A high risk does not automatically mean illness – a low risk does not rule it out
- Rare high-risk mutations (e.g., BRCA1, BRCA2) are not analyzed
- Based on data from the UK Biobank – CE-certified as an IVD in the EU and UK
- Scientific models can evolve with new findings
Legal & scientific information
In accordance with the German Genetic Diagnostics Act (GenDG), you will receive all legally required information in writing before and after the test.
- Before the test: Written information about the purpose, procedure, and possible outcomes
- After the test: Digital report and personalized prevention plan
- Optional: Personalized counseling via video consultation (€150) – book here
Conclusion: Knowledge strengthens your prevention
With the AnteBC Breast Cancer Risk Test, you can understand your genetic risk and take proactive steps before any symptoms appear. The test gives you clarity, peace of mind, and actionable recommendations for a healthy future.
👉 Know your risk now—order the Breast Cancer Risk Test conveniently online.
What's in the kit
Everything for sampling: collection material, instructions, a return envelope for the lab and your personal test ID for the DoctorBox app.
Home tests do not replace medical advice. If your values are abnormal or you have symptoms, please consult a doctor.
Genetics is one part of risk, lifestyle the other
Polygenic risk scores help plan screening personally
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What is it?
The test calculates a polygenic risk score for breast cancer from 2,803 common gene variants. It does not capture the rare high-risk genes BRCA1 and BRCA2.
Who should test
For women who want to know their personal breast cancer risk and plan screening intervals individually.
Possible signs
A genetic risk causes no symptoms. Lumps, skin changes or nipple discharge need medical assessment regardless of the test.
- How to read it
- The score ranks risk relative to the population (e.g. increased, average, low). An increased risk is not a diagnosis, a low one not a guarantee. Familial clustering additionally warrants genetic counselling.
- Next steps
- Discuss the result with a gynaecologist and align screening (palpation, mammography from 50, earlier if indicated) to it.
What is it?
The test calculates a polygenic risk score for breast cancer from 2,803 common gene variants. It does not capture the rare high-risk genes BRCA1 and BRCA2.
Who should test
For women who want to know their personal breast cancer risk and plan screening intervals individually.
Possible signs
A genetic risk causes no symptoms. Lumps, skin changes or nipple discharge need medical assessment regardless of the test.
How to read it
The score ranks risk relative to the population (e.g. increased, average, low). An increased risk is not a diagnosis, a low one not a guarantee. Familial clustering additionally warrants genetic counselling.
Next steps
Discuss the result with a gynaecologist and align screening (palpation, mammography from 50, earlier if indicated) to it.
General orientation only. This does not replace medical advice or diagnosis.
How a home test works
- 01
1.Order your test
Your kit arrives in neutral packaging, or you pick it up in Berlin.
- 02
2.Register the test
Scan the test ID in the DoctorBox app so your report reaches you securely.
- 03
3.Take the sample
Capillary blood (virtually painless with Tasso+ on the upper arm if you like), swab, urine or saliva: the instructions guide you step by step.
- 04
4.Read your result
The accredited lab analyses your sample and you receive the report with context, digitally.
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Frequently asked questions
How fast do I get my result?
After the sample arrives at the lab, analysis takes 2 to 10 days depending on the test. You are notified in the DoctorBox app as soon as the report is ready.
Is sampling difficult?
No. Every kit includes illustrated instructions. For capillary blood you use a lancet or, optionally, the Tasso+ device for nearly painless collection.
How discreet is shipping?
The parcel is neutral with no hint of its contents. Your invoice only shows DoctorBox.
Can I pick up the test in Berlin?
Yes. Choose pickup at checkout. Your kit is usually ready within two hours.