Would You Rather? by Guardant Health

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TODAY'S GOAL

1 Be delighted while playing a quick game of “Would You Rather”.

2 Learn two important things about colon cancer screening.

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Key Fact No.1

Remember we told you about two things we wanted you to remember?

The gist

Colon cancer screening is recommended for everyone at age 45 years or older!

Did You Know?

When colon cancer is caught early, in Stage 1 or Stage 2, it is very treatable and survivable.

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Key Fact No.2

Here’s the second thing to remember

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People who are 45-84 years old, at average risk for CRC, and due for CRC screening can get screened with Shield — it's just a blood test.

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There is an FDA approved blood test for colon cancer screening: Shield^™.

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YOUR HEALTH

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That Was Fun!

But we also hope you learned those two really important things:

Colon cancer is highly treatable when it’s caught early, and the way to catch it is through timely colon cancer screening.

There is now an FDA approved blood test for colon cancer screening, Shield^™. Talk to your healthcare provider today to see if you're eligible.

Many people who are due for routine colon cancer screening qualify for the Shield^™ blood test.

Is Shield right for you? Answer 3 questions to find out.

Are you between 45-85 years old?

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Are you at average risk for colon cancer?

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Are you due for colon cancer screening?

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Talk to your doctor and let them know you may qualify for Shield!

Remember: Colon cancer is highly treatable when it’s caught early, and the way to catch it is through timely screening with products like Shield.

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Sorry, it looks like you might not qualify for the Shield^™ blood test.

Just because you don’t qualify now, doesn’t mean you might not in the future. Visit ShieldCancerScreen.com to check again later or if you’d like more information.

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You can read our Provider Brochure at ShieldCancerScreen.com

Please visit ShieldCancerScreen.com for complete product information about the Shield test including full safety information.

Intended Use

The Shield™ test is a qualitative, in vitro diagnostic test intended to detect colorectal cancer derived alterations in cell-free DNA from blood collected in the Guardant Shield Blood  Collection Kit.

Shield is intended for colorectal cancer screening in individuals at average risk for the disease, age 45 years or older. Patients with a positive result should be followed by colonoscopy. Shield is not a replacement for diagnostic colonoscopy or for surveillance colonoscopy in high-risk individuals. This test is performed at Guardant Health, Inc.

Precaution:
Based on data from clinical studies, Shield has limited detection (55%-65%) of Stage I colorectal cancer and does not detect 87% of precancerous lesions. One out of 10 patients with a negative Shield result may have a precancer that would have been detected by a screening colonoscopy. Shield demonstrated high detection of Stages II, III, and IV colorectal cancer.

Limitations and Other Important Information:
The Shield test is not intended for patients that have personal history of colorectal cancer, adenomas, or other related cancers; or those who had a positive result on another colorectal cancer screening method within the last six months, have been diagnosed with a condition associated with high risk for colorectal cancer such as Inflammatory Bowel Disease (IBD), chronic ulcerative colitis (CUC), Crohn’s disease; or who have a family history of colorectal cancer, or certain hereditary syndromes. Providers should discuss the most appropriate screening test to use with patients depending on their medical history and individual circumstances. Shield may produce a false negative or false positive result. A false negative result may occur when the Shield test does not detect a colorectal tumor signal while a colonoscopy identifies a colorectal cancer. A negative result does not guarantee the absence of colorectal cancer or advanced adenoma, and patients should continue participating in colorectal cancer screening programs at the appropriate guideline-recommended intervals. A false positive result may occur when the Shield test generates a positive result while a colonoscopy will not find colorectal cancer or advanced adenoma.

Shield is available by prescription only and is FDA approved.

A Game of Hot Takes & Hard Choices

Pick your guide.

Wave that big foam finger and cheer for

Eat a fabulous meal at

When colon cancer is caught early, in Stage 1 or Stage 2, it is very treatable and survivable.

Recharge your vibes with

Try your luck at

There is an FDA approved blood test for colon cancer screening: Shield™.

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Catch up with friends at

Get screened for colon cancer by taking

Get screened for colon cancer by taking

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Eat a fabulous meal at

Wave that big foam finger and cheer for

But we also hope you learned those two really important things:

Many people who are due for routine colon cancer screening qualify for the Shield™ blood test.

Looks like you're eligible!

Sorry, it looks like you might not qualify for the Shield™ blood test.

Important Product Information

There is an FDA approved blood test for colon cancer screening: Shield^™.

Many people who are due for routine colon cancer screening qualify for the Shield^™ blood test.

Sorry, it looks like you might not qualify for the Shield^™ blood test.

Important Product Information