A test called cancer screening looks for early indicators of the disease in patients who are asymptomatic. When malignancies are detected early on, there is a greater chance that therapy will be effective. In fact, cervical screening can stop cancer in its tracks. There is a cancer screening for those who have no symptoms at all. Inform your doctor right away if you experience any symptoms, rather than waiting for a screening invitation. In England and Wales, screening for bowel cancer is available to individuals between the ages of 50 and 60 and up to 74. Anyone between the ages of 60 and 74 can apply. Scotland offers bowel cancer screenings to those between the ages of 50 and 74. Women (including some transgender women), some transgender men, and certain non-binary people can get screenings for breast cancer. If you have a GP registration, you will be asked for screening automatically. The screening invites you to receive are determined by the way the GP system records your sexual activity. Which screenings are appropriate for transgender and non-binary individuals depends on whatever hormone treatments or surgical procedures you've received. We have comprehensive information regarding non-binary and transgender screening.

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