EsoGuard

EsoGuard EsoGuard esophageal DNA test is a highly accurate test that detects altered DNA to help diagnose esophageal precancer and cancer.

"Gastrointestinal cancers are expected to double worldwide by 2050..."The data points to rising lifestyle-related risk f...
03/12/2026

"Gastrointestinal cancers are expected to double worldwide by 2050..."

The data points to rising lifestyle-related risk factors—but also highlights something equally important: the need to identify disease earlier, before it progresses: https://lnkd.in/gxNaHKsK

03/11/2026

Firefighters spend their careers protecting others, but the risks don’t end when the fire is out.

Exposure to smoke, chemicals, and toxic debris puts firefighters at higher risk for several cancers—including esophageal cancer.

That’s why more departments are taking a proactive approach by incorporating early detection tools like the EsoGuard® test.

Protecting those who protect our communities starts with .

On International Women’s Day, we celebrate the women whose contributions help move our world forward every day.A special...
03/08/2026

On International Women’s Day, we celebrate the women whose contributions help move our world forward every day.

A special thank you to the women across healthcare, science, and our own team who bring dedication, passion, and perspective to advancing early detection.

03/05/2026

The biggest barrier to cancer prevention is often simple: people don’t know their risk.

Obesity is a known risk factor for several serious conditions, including esophageal precancer.

According to the and the those with the following are at

02/27/2026

As comes to a close, numbers like these reinforce our purpose.

Our focus is clear: help change the trajectory of esophageal cancer by making early detection easy enough to fit into everyday care.

02/04/2026

On , this is what change looks like.

In San Antonio, a focus on early detection has helped create something remarkable: three years without a firefighter lost to cancer.

At a wellness fair, firefighter Apolinar Lerma took an EsoGuard test—without thinking much of it.

“Got it done, didn’t think anything of it. About a month later, I saw I had a voicemail,” Lerma said. He was diagnosed with Barrett’s Esophagus, a condition that can lead to cancer. “Esophageal cancer, it’s one of those that people don’t usually know until it’s too late,” Lerma said. “It was scary, eye-opening.”



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02/02/2026

Prevention starts with early detection.

EsoGuard helps identify esophageal precancer before it becomes cancer, creating an opportunity to intervene early and protect long-term health.

It's , we’re focused on stopping cancer before it starts. Share this post to help spread awareness about and prevention.

01/30/2026

Michelle Dalton knows firsthand the devastating impact of esophageal cancer. After losing her husband, Grant, she turned her grief into purpose—advocating for awareness and early detection.

When her son-in-law Ross—a firefighter—was screened early, that advocacy came full circle.

Their journey reminds us why early detection matters—for families, for first responders, for everyone.

Esophageal cancer is preventable through early detection of the precancerous condition. That's why fire departments nati...
01/29/2026

Esophageal cancer is preventable through early detection of the precancerous condition. That's why fire departments nationwide are making EsoGuard a part of their screening programs.

The International Association of Fire Fighters designates January as to address the leading cause of line-of-duty deaths among firefighters: occupational cancer.

Terry, a career firefighter, lived with chronic heartburn for decades. In May 2025, he attended a fire department–sponso...
01/15/2026

Terry, a career firefighter, lived with chronic heartburn for decades.

In May 2025, he attended a fire department–sponsored screening event, and a few weeks later received a positive EsoGuard test result.

That result prompted an endoscopy, where biopsies revealed early esophageal adenocarcinoma. Scans confirmed the cancer was confined to his esophagus.

Classified as T1b, his cancer was caught at an early, treatable stage.

Terry credits for changing his course — and giving his care team the confidence to move fast when it mattered most.

01/12/2026

This , the Cimarron Hills Fire Department is taking action by hosting precancer screenings for at-risk firefighters.

For Chief Andrew York, it’s personal — he lost a close friend and fellow firefighter to cancer just a few years ago.

With occupational cancer now the leading cause of line-of-duty death in the fire service, early detection can save lives.

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01/12/2026

Marco Bulisco recalls a time when firefighters wore their dirty gear “like a badge of honor.”

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