Infection and cancer-related blood testing: what it can show, and what it can’t.
Patients ask about RGCC testing, often called “the Greek test,” almost every week. This free guide from Alvin Philipose, DC, ICCP, explains in plain language what these tests measure, what the published research does and doesn’t show, and how to talk about the results with your own doctors, including your oncologist.
Inside the 7-page guide
- What RGCC is and how the testing works
- Infection testing: what it looks for and when people ask about it
- Cancer-related testing: circulating tumor cells, explained plainly
- An honest look at the research and its limits
- What RGCC testing can’t do
- Questions to ask before you test, and how to share results with your care team
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This guide is for education only and is not medical advice. RGCC tests are not FDA-approved and cannot diagnose, rule out or treat any disease, including cancer. Do not delay or change any cancer care based on this guide or an RGCC result. If you have a medical emergency, call 911.