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Stockholm3 Prostate Cancer Screening Blood Test

£495.00

A simple blood test for early detection of aggressive prostate cancer.

No GP referral
Results within 14 working days
Detailed risk score report

Stockholm3 Prostate Cancer Screening Blood Test

£495.00

Collection Method:

Blood taken by a professional in-clinic

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£495

What is Stockholm3?

Stockholm3 is a blood test for the early detection of prostate cancer. It measures the levels of 5 protein markers and the presence of multiple genetic markers. The result is a risk score that indicates the risk of prostate cancer that is likely to spread. With elevated risk, a referral to a urologist for further examination is recommended and with low or normal risk a new test within two to six years.

Stockholm3 has been used in clinical practice in Sweden, Norway and Finland since 2019, it is included in European and American prostate cancer guidelines and has been tested on over 75,000 men in Europe. Several major healthcare providers in Europe are using Stockholm3 instead of PSA screening.

Stockholm3 enables earlier detection of prostate cancer

Early detection is the key for the successful detection of prostate cancer. There is evidence showing that 30-50% of all aggressive prostate cancers are found in men with normal PSA results (below 3ng/ml) Stockholm3 has major advantages compared to PSA and other prostate cancer tests:

Stockholm3 finds high-risk men with normal PSA results.
Stockholm3 finds twice as many men with aggressive prostate cancer requiring treatment compared to PSA in clinical routine.

Stockholm3 reduces over-detection and unnecessary procedures/anxiety

It’s crucial to understand that many men have benign prostate cancer tumours that won’t pose a threat during their lifetime. Using Stockholm3 before MRI minimises over-detection by identifying men at low risk of harmful prostate cancer, even if their PSA levels are elevated.

For many men, this will mean avoiding unnecessary and uncomfortable procedures like a prostate biopsy as well as the associated stress and worry associated with these procedures and waiting for results. Stockhom3 has been shown to cut the number of unnecessary biopsies in half compared to PSA in clinical practice.

Based on evidence from the large-scale scientific studies

Stockholm3 has been developed by researchers at the Karolinska Institutet and evaluated and validated on over 75,000 men in Sweden, Norway Finland, Germany and Switzerland. A large validation study has recently been conducted in the USA. Over 45 scientific articles have been published about Stockholm3, many in leading scientific journals such as The Lancet Journal and European Urology. Stockholm3 has received awards for its research from the European Association of Urology three years in a row, in 2021, 2022, and 2023. The latest study was published in The Lancet Oncology and awarded the European Association of Urology (EAU) “Prostate Cancer Research Award 2022”. More about Stockholm3 publications here: https://www.a3p.com/en/publications/

What does Prostate Matters say about Stockholm?

Prostate matters is a not-for-profit organisation that is committed to providing free expert advice about prostate issues from leading Clinical Authorities. Here about their thoughts on Stockholm3 here: https://prostatematters.co.uk/screening/stockholm-3-a-new-blood-test-for-prostate-cancer-risk/

HOW TO BOOK YOUR TEST:

Step 1: Book an appointment at a Goodbody Clinic of your choice

Step 2: Goodbody will send you a unique test kit. This must be taken to your appointment

Step 3: Visit your chosen clinic where our trained healthcare professional will collect your blood sample and a dedicated courier will collect same day

Step 4: Receive your results within 14 working days, once the sample reaches the lab

IMPORTANT:

The recommended age range for Stockholm3 is 45-74. You may take the test if you are outside this age range, but please be aware that your result will be unvalidated.

What’s included?

Stockholm3 Screening
1 bio marker

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Frequently Asked Questions

Placing an order

Which test should I choose?

You should choose the test that is right for your needs, symptoms and health concerns. Details of the health biomarkers included in each test can be found on the test pages on our website. If you want an all-round health test, we recommend the Well Woman or Well Man tests which provide the widest range of biomarkers and the best value to check numerous areas of your health.

How does the service work?

We offer a range of test solutions to suit your needs.

Some of our tests require a tiny blood sample, and so can be taken at home using a finger-prick lancet. These samples can then be either processed using the equipment within the kit, or sent to the laboratory.

Other tests require a larger volume of blood to check for more biomarkers. These need to be obtained via a blood sample taken from your vein by a professional, trained clinician, in one of our UK-wide clinic locations. The samples are then sent to a laboratory for thorough testing.

If your sample has to be tested at the laboratory, Goodbody will provide a pre-paid return address envelope so you can post your sample to our partnered laboratory on the same day the test is completed. Your results will be emailed to you within 3-5 working days of sample receipt at their site.

When will my order arrive?

We dispatch test kits every day from Monday to Friday, excluding Bank Holidays. Standard delivery is 2-3 working days. If you order before 3pm Monday-Thursday and select Express Delivery, we will send your kit out on the same afternoon, for delivery to you on the next working day. Any orders placed over the weekend or on Bank Holidays will be processed on the next working day.

How accurate are your tests?

Our tests are medically-approved and are as accurate as tests you would take in a healthcare facility. Our tests are analysed in a lab which is UKAS accredited, and registered with the Care Quality Commission (CQC). In-Clinic tests are completed using analysers that are laboratory-standard in quality, highly reliable and accurate.

I’ve just paid, can I change my order?

If you need to make any changes to your order or your booking, please contact us and we will see what we can do to help you. Be aware that if you need to cancel your test, you may be charged a cancellation fee.

Can I order a test for someone else?

Yes – please add their details when making your booking, and then your details at the checkout if you need to. Please be aware that our tests are only for customers aged 18 or over.

Why do I need a kit for my appointment?

Many of our clinics hold a stock of blood testing supplies ready for your appointment. We also work with other locations who are qualified to take blood but do not hold blood testing supplies for us. For appointments at those locations, we will send you a complete kit to take to your appointment, which the clinician will use to take a sample of blood from your arm for testing.

How often should I take a test?

We believe it’s most effective to monitor your health regularly over time. So we recommend taking your test every three months. This is the amount of time it typically takes to see the impact of health and lifestyle changes.

Arranging an appointment

How do I book an appointment?

Booking an appointment is simple. On the test page of your choice, click the ‘Book Now’ button to start the booking process. You will then choose the preferred clinic location, date and time for your appointment. Complete your details and then simply checkout to pay for your test.

How is the test carried out?

They can be completed in various ways, depending on the test required. Our more complex blood test samples are typically taken from a vein in your arm, using a small needle. In many clinics we also offer rapid tests for Cholesterol and Diabetes, which use a small finger-prick sample of blood, analysed there and then with an innovative testing device for results whilst you wait. We also offer a range of home tests which you can complete using a tiny lancet on your finger to draw a small blood sample.

Do I need to fast before my test?

Some of our tests require you to observe a fasting period. This will be detailed in the product information.

I am nervous about my blood test appointment.

We know that blood tests can be daunting. You are welcome to bring a friend or family member to your appointment for support if you wish. Some customers also like to listen to music or audiobooks the appointment to distract them. If you feel nervous, unwell or faint, please do let the clinician know and they will be pleased to help you.

Do I need to take my kit to my appointment?

If you have requested a venous draw test and have received a test kit for this, please ensure you take the complete test kit with you to your appointment. If you don’t, the clinician will not be able to take your sample.

After your test

My blood was haemolysed - what does that mean?

A haemolysed test result or ‘haemolysis’ can happen when the red blood cells in the sample burst.

Do you provide results 7 days a week?

The laboratory analyses samples from Monday to Saturday. Results will be sent to you as soon as they are available, so you may receive them on any day the week, including at weekends.

How do I book a follow up GP consultation?

You can find out more about our online GP Consultation Service here. Appointments are available at your convenience, from 8am to 8pm, 365 days a year.

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