Stomach cancer
General reference and interval: Age 40+ · every 2 years
Program test: Gastroscopy
This summarizes the National Cancer Center’s general program information, reviewed on October 4, 2026.
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General reference and interval: Age 40+ · every 2 years
Program test: Gastroscopy
General reference and interval: High-risk people age 40+ · every 6 months
Program test: Liver ultrasound and serum alpha-fetoprotein test
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
General reference and interval: Women age 40+ · every 2 years
Program test: Mammography
General reference and interval: Women age 20+ · every 2 years
Program test: Cervical cytology
General reference and interval: High-risk people age 54–74 · every 2 years
Program test: Low-dose chest CT
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