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What is EarlyCDT–Lung?
EarlyCDT® and Your Insurance
Where can I go to get EarlyCDT–Lung?
What is the process to have the test after I have requested the EarlyCDT-Lung sample collection kit?
How is EarlyCDT–Lung different than other tests?
Do you take payment arrangements for the EarlyCDT-Lung, lung cancer test kit?
When can I expect to receive the EarlyCDT–Lung results?
Am I considered at increased risk for lung cancer?
What is the difference between EarlyCDT and genetic testing?
Are all the questions on the requisition form required to complete the test?
What does sensitivity, specificity and reproducibility mean in regard to the lung cancer test?
What are the sample requirements for EarlyCDT–Lung blood test for early lung cancer detection?
Will the fact that I’ve taken EarlyCDT–Lung test be reported to my health insurance provider?
If I do not sign the Health Insurance Portability and AccountabilityAct (HIPAA) section, will it affect the test?
What forms of payment for the early lung cancer detection test are accepted?
What do I do if my lung cancer early detection test result is negative?
Does a positive result mean that I have lung cancer?
Why should I be tested for lung cancer with both EarlyCDT–Lung and diagnostic imaging?
Who should be tested for lung cancer using both EarlyCDT–Lung and diagnostic imaging?
When discussing lung cancer and EarlyCDT–Lung, you refer to symptomatic and asymptomatic individuals. Why?
How will I get my lung cancer early detection test results?
Will the fact that I’ve taken the EarlyCDT–Lung be reported to my health insurance provider?
Are all the questions on the requisition form required to complete the test?

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What do I do if my lung cancer early detection test result is negative?

If your result is negative, your doctor will probably recommend that you continue your regular schedule of testing & examination. A negative test means that none of the antibodies were found above the cutoff level. However, you are still at risk for lung cancer due to your risk factors.

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