• Eating right and exercising regularly can help protect against cancer.
• Detecting cancer early saves lives.
  
  But are you making good choices in what you eat and drink? Are you making good choices in your exercise habits? Are you making good choices in other lifestyle behaviors?

Do you know what early detection tests are available, and if and when you should get them? These are important questions to get answered.

Take the Great American Health Check. In just five quick minutes, you will get a personalized Health Action Plan to share with your doctor or information for you to evaluate.

The American Cancer Society is solely responsible for the content of the Great American Health Check. The Great American Health Check is not a comprehensive survey of your health or a substitute for a consultation with your doctor. Instead, it's a way to start a conversation with your doctor. Ask your doctor about all aspects of your health.

Since cancer is a disease that affects individuals as they get older, the American Cancer Society does not have specific early detection guidelines for individuals younger than 20. However, people of any age should be sure to ask their doctors about general health and wellness advice, for advice on opportunities to protect themselves against other diseases by prevention and early detection, and for advice on any symptoms that concern them.

It's easy and confidential!