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Korea national cancer screening reference

This summarizes the National Cancer Center’s general program information, reviewed on October 4, 2026.

A reviewed translation is not yet available for this language. This reference is displayed in English.

This table cannot determine your personal eligibility, which test you need, when you should be screened, or your cost. High-risk status, screening history, insurance status and the applicable year require an official NHIS lookup. Discuss symptoms or medical conditions with a clinician.

General national cancer screening reference

01

Stomach cancer

General reference and interval: Age 40+ · every 2 years

Program test: Gastroscopy

02

Liver cancer

General reference and interval: High-risk people age 40+ · every 6 months

Program test: Liver ultrasound and serum alpha-fetoprotein test

03

Colorectal cancer

General reference and interval: Age 50+ · every year

Program test: Fecal occult blood test first; follow-up colonoscopy or other tests after an abnormal result

04

Breast cancer

General reference and interval: Women age 40+ · every 2 years

Program test: Mammography

05

Cervical cancer

General reference and interval: Women age 20+ · every 2 years

Program test: Cervical cytology

06

Lung cancer

General reference and interval: High-risk people age 54–74 · every 2 years

Program test: Low-dose chest CT

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