This study is about collecting blood and tissue samples from people with and without cancer. Researchers want to use these samples to help create tests that can find cancer early. Early detection means finding cancer before it becomes a big problem. The main goal is to compare blood samples from people with cancer to those without, to see how well a test works in finding cancer. People who join the study will answer some questions and give blood samples twice: once when they join and again after 12 months. If they have cancer, they might also give a tissue sample. The study will follow participants for one year after they finish giving their samples.
- Participants will need to visit the study twice in one year to give samples.
- People without cancer or suspicion of cancer and people aged 40-75 can join.
- No compensation is mentioned, but participation helps cancer research.
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