Early cancer detection Australia

The 2024 USPSTF shift to screening at 40 puts the spotlight on risk-adapted breast screening in Australia. Here’s how age, family history, genes and breast density change your timing—and how to access free BreastScreen from 40. Not sure when to start? Book a risk review with Zelica Health.

Self-collection is now a first-line option for cervical screening in Australia. Here’s what changed in 2025, who’s eligible, how it works, and how to book.

Young-onset bowel cancer is rising, and Australia now starts screening at 45. If you’re 45–49, you can request a free kit; if you’re 50–74, watch for your two-yearly mailout. Know red-flag symptoms, act promptly on positives, and use telehealth to organise kits, referrals and reminders. Book a preventive consult today with Zelica.

Australia’s national Lung Cancer Screening Program is here. If you’re 50–70 with a 30 pack-year smoking history (current or quit ≤10 years), you may qualify for a free Medicare-funded low-dose CT every two years. We’ll assess your risk, enrol you with the NCSR, and organise the referral.

Discover the latest cancer risk statistics for Australian men and why preventive health checks are vital. Learn how early screening saves lives, promotes longevity, and improves quality of life. Book a telehealth consultation today for proactive, personalised health screening—designed for busy professionals and families. Prioritise your future health now with trusted preventive care.