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EPISODE · Jul 23, 2025 · 8 MIN

CSP S6E086 - Ep.86, Cancer Screening with the Galleri Test

from The Cancer Secrets Podcast

In this episode of the Cancer Secrets Podcast, Dr. Jonathan Stegall brings us an in-depth discussion about the Galleri Test, an innovative blood test that screens for over 50 types of cancer. He explains how traditional screening methods only cover a handful of cancers and often detect them at a later stage. The Galleri Test uses cutting-edge technology to identify DNA methylation patterns in the blood, potentially finding cancer signals before symptoms ever appear. Dr. Stegall shares the promising research behind the Galleri Test, including its accuracy in screening and stories from his own practice, where the test played a pivotal role in early cancer detection and improved outcomes. He talks about how the test works, who can access it, and addresses its current out-of-pocket cost. If you're interested in proactive health and early cancer detection, Dr. Stegall encourages you to talk to your healthcare provider about the Galleri Test and visit galleri.com for more details. Stay tuned for more insightful episodes and remember to subscribe and share the podcast with loved ones who may benefit from this information.  

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