Born in 1959: national cancer screening

The screenings people born in 1959 qualify for by age, for the next six years, split by sex. Liver and lung have a high-risk condition, so they get their own column.

NHIS has the final say on whether you're eligible. This page only checks your age and sex against the rule. It doesn't diagnose anything or give medical advice.

Female

YearAgeAge qualifiesTurn: ask NHISIf high-risk
202667ColorectalStomach, BreastLiver, Lung
202768Colorectal, CervicalStomach, BreastLiver, Lung
202869ColorectalStomach, BreastLiver, Lung
202970Colorectal, CervicalStomach, BreastLiver, Lung
203071ColorectalStomach, BreastLiver, Lung
203172Colorectal, CervicalStomach, BreastLiver, Lung
Open the checker for 1959, female

Male

YearAgeAge qualifiesTurn: ask NHISIf high-risk
202667ColorectalStomachLiver, Lung
202768ColorectalStomachLiver, Lung
202869ColorectalStomachLiver, Lung
202970ColorectalStomachLiver, Lung
203071ColorectalStomachLiver, Lung
203172ColorectalStomachLiver, Lung
Open the checker for 1959, male

Age here is this year minus your birth year, which is the age you reach on your birthday this year. That's this page's rule. If you're right at a boundary, NHIS decides.

The even/odd birth-year rule is something we could confirm in NHIS's own text only for cervical screening. For the other every-2-years screenings we couldn't, so we don't name a year.

Other birth years