Male Cancer Screening is a structured health assessment designed to look for selected markers that may be associated with certain cancers that affect men. It aims to support early identification of possible risks so that you and your healthcare professional can discuss next steps, follow up tests and lifestyle changes in an informed way.

Depending on the package, the screening may include blood tests and other investigations that can be relevant for male health, such as prostate related markers, general blood profile, liver and kidney function, and sometimes additional tests based on your age and risk factors. Your doctor will advise which components are suitable for you and how they fit into your overall care plan.

This type of screening may be considered by men who are in midlife or older, those with a family history of certain cancers, or individuals with lifestyle or medical risk factors identified by their clinician. It can also be helpful for men who want a more structured way to review their health rather than waiting for symptoms to appear.

No. Male Cancer Screening on its own does not diagnose cancer. It looks for signs or markers that may need further evaluation. An abnormal or borderline result does not mean you have cancer, and a normal result does not guarantee that cancer is absent. Only a qualified clinician can interpret your results, examine you, and decide whether additional tests or referrals are needed.

At your booked time, a DHA licensed nurse from healthcarebia visits your home, confirms your details and collects the required blood samples, and if needed, other basic measurements such as blood pressure or vital signs. Samples are transported to accredited lab partners under strict safety and quality procedures so you receive clinic level testing with home comfort and privacy.

Result timing is shared with you when you book and can vary depending on the specific tests included and the laboratory schedule. In many cases results are available within a short time frame after your sample reaches the lab. Your reports are delivered through secure and confidential channels, and your healthcare professional will review them with you, explain any findings and advise on follow up rather than you interpreting the results alone.