Prevention Roadmap

What should you be talking to your clinician about?

Answer a few quick questions about your age and anatomy. We’ll show you which cancer screenings and preventive conversations are most relevant for you right now, according to current guidelines.

Education only. This tool uses your answers to surface general prevention topics based on widely accepted US guidelines. It does not diagnose, recommend treatment, or replace personalized advice from your own clinician. Think of it as a conversation starter, not a clinical opinion.

Tell us about yourself

Takes about 60 seconds. Nothing is stored until you choose to save your profile below.

Year of birth

We use birth year instead of exact age to minimize data sensitivity.

Sex assigned at birth

Used only to apply the right screening guidelines where they differ by reproductive biology.

Male Female Intersex / another biological variation Prefer not to say

Organs / anatomy (check all that apply)

Some screenings are organ-specific. Select what’s relevant to your body.

I have a colon I have a cervix I have a prostate I have breasts / chest tissue

Optional: known risk factors (check any that apply)

These may shift the age at which screenings are recommended.

A first-degree relative (parent, sibling, child) was diagnosed with colorectal cancer or advanced colon polyps before age 60 I’ve had colon polyps before History of abnormal Pap / HPV or cervical dysplasia First-degree relative diagnosed with breast cancer Known BRCA1/BRCA2 gene variant (self or close family)

Your prevention roadmap

Everyone’s situation is different. Timing, frequency, and the right screening test depend on your full medical history, which only your clinician knows. Use this as a conversation starter — not a final decision tool.

Want reminders when screenings are coming up?

Enter your email (and optionally your phone number) and we’ll send simple, evidence-based nudges when you’re approaching key screening ages. No spam. No selling your data. Occasional messages only.

✓ You’re set — we’ll send a reminder when a screening is coming up for you.

About these guidelines

Recommendations are drawn from US Preventive Services Task Force (USPSTF), American Cancer Society (ACS), and ACR guidelines for average-risk adults. High-risk individuals (strong family history, prior polyps, genetic variants, prior abnormal results) often need to start earlier or screen more frequently — discuss with your clinician. Guidelines are updated periodically; always verify with your own provider.