Cancer Types guides

A concise overview of the key markers doctors look for that indicate breast cancer and help guide diagnosis and treatment choices.

Learn which tests and markers doctors use to detect and guide treatment for lung, bronchus, and tracheal cancers and what they mean for patients.

Find out which tests and biological signs doctors rely on to detect and monitor ovarian cancer and how they affect diagnosis and treatment options.

Discover clear, practical explanations of the tests and biological signs doctors use to detect, classify, and monitor brain and central nervous system cancers.

This article explains the common biological signs found in blood and tissue that can help detect, monitor, and guide treatment for esophageal cancer.

Understand the common signs and test results doctors use to detect and monitor multiple myeloma and what they mean for patients.

Discover the main biomarkers doctors use to find and monitor colorectal (colon and rectum) cancer and what those results mean for diagnosis and treatment.

Learn how biomarkers—measurable signs in blood and tissue—can help detect, monitor, and guide treatment for stomach (gastric) cancer.

Discover the main biomarkers doctors use in Non-Hodgkin lymphoma and how they help with diagnosis, monitoring, and treatment decisions.

Learn how biomarkers—measurable signs in blood, tissue, or genes—can help detect, monitor, and guide treatment for endometrial (uterine) cancer.

Learn which lab tests and markers doctors use to detect and monitor bladder cancer and how they can affect diagnosis and treatment.

Discover the key signs and tests that help detect and monitor cervical cancer and what they mean for diagnosis and treatment.

A concise guide to the main markers used to detect and track renal cell (kidney) cancer and what they mean for diagnosis, outlook, and treatment.

Learn how blood and tissue markers are used to detect pancreatic cancer, track its progress, and guide treatment decisions.

This article explains how specific markers in blood and tissue can help detect thyroid cancer and guide treatment decisions.

Find out which markers doctors use to detect and monitor liver cancer and what those test results can mean for diagnosis and treatment.

This article explains the blood and tissue signs doctors use to detect and monitor skin melanoma and how they affect diagnosis and treatment.

Discover the measurable signs doctors look for in tests and tissue samples that can help detect and monitor lip, oral cavity, and pharyngeal cancers.

Learn the common signs doctors look for in blood and tissue tests that help detect, monitor, and guide treatment for all types of leukemia.

Learn how biomarkers—measurable signs in blood, urine, and tissue—can help detect prostate cancer earlier, track its progress, and guide treatment decisions.

Bone cancer biomarkers reflect the biology of growth and repair — from the way osteoblasts build new bone to how immune and hormonal signals regulate turnover. Testing reveals abnormal cell signaling, matrix degradation, or mineral imbalance that can signal early malignant change or recurrence. At Superpower, we analyze bone-specific enzymes, calcium-phosphate dynamics, and inflammatory markers to connect tumor activity with whole-body metabolic and skeletal health.

Blood testing informs evaluation and monitoring of testicular cancer by tracking testicular function and systemic effects. At Superpower, we provide estradiol and testosterone testing relevant to testicular cancer care. We offer in-clinic and at-home blood testing; home testing is currently available in selected states. (See FAQs below for more info).