ScreenMe
Created by oncologists

Find cancer early, when it’s easiest to treat.

Answer a few questions and get a personal cancer screening plan, based on guidelines from the US Preventive Services Task Force and the American Cancer Society.

Start the questionnaire See screenings by age

About 10 minutes. Your answers stay in your browser and are not sent anywhere.

Your screening plan
MammogramEvery 2 years
Colorectal screeningStool test yearly, or colonoscopy
Cervical screeningHPV test every 5 years

Screening across a lifetime

Move the slider to see which screenings the US Preventive Services Task Force recommends at each age, for people at average risk. Dotted sections are a decision to make with your physician.

Age45

At 45

    Why screening matters

    Screening looks for cancer before symptoms start. Found early, treatment is usually simpler and works better.

    ~2 in 5people in the US will be diagnosed with cancer during their lifetime.
    >90%of people with colorectal cancer found at an early, localized stage are alive 5 years later.
    ~13%when colorectal cancer is found late, after it has spread to distant organs.

    Sources: National Cancer Institute SEER Program; American Cancer Society, Cancer Facts & Figures.

    Cervical cancer

    “One woman dies of cervical cancer every two minutes. Each one is a tragedy, and we can prevent it.”

    Dr Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, Director-General, World Health Organization, May 2018

    How ScreenMe works

    1Answer a few questionsAbout your age, your health and your family history.
    2Get your screening planSee which tests are recommended for you, and when, based on USPSTF guidelines.
    3Talk to your physicianShare your plan with your doctor to decide together and book your tests.

    Ready to make your plan?

    It takes about 10 minutes. Questions? Write to info@screenmehealth.com.

    Start the questionnaire