There are a variety of well-established surveillance practices for common cancers in certain parts of the body. These include mammogram for breast cancer and colonoscopy for bowel cancer. However, there is little to no surveillance for people at risk of developing cancer anywhere else in the body. The SMOC+ study is investigating surveillance for people at high risk of multi-organ cancer, using whole-body MRI.

Individuals shown to be at high risk of cancer due to their inherited genetic make-up. A referral from a family cancer clinic or genetic research study is required.

• Consenting to allow access to your medical records
• Consenting to allow access to your Medicare records and Pharamaceutical Benefits Scheme (PBS) data (optional)
• Completing questionnaires
• An annual whole-body MRI and other recommended surveillance
• An annual blood test