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Before a biopsy, ask about the tissue
Some future tests depend on how the sample is handled. Have this conversation before the procedure.
Cancer just hit your family. Start here.
Get the reports, ask about tumor testing, find a specialist, and put the next steps in one place.
Find people who know your cancer
Start with your disease and biomarker. Find practical help, not another endless feed.
Find trials worth asking about
Build a short list with the trial ID, the actual site, and the eligibility questions that matter.
Get the right tumor testing
Know what was tested, what was missed, and whether another test could change the plan.
Get your reports, raw data and sample details
Keep the originals, request the missing pieces, and confirm they actually reach the next person.
Make a second opinion useful
Find someone who sees your subtype. Send the records first. Leave with a clear next step.
Personalized cancer vaccines: what to ask
What “built for your tumor” means, what remains experimental, and what to check before committing.
Use AI to do the paperwork and research
Give it the documents. Make it show its sources. Bring the useful questions to your care team.