Naveris

In recognition of National Senior Health and Fitness Day, remember that your health after treatment matters just as much as your health during it.

Seniors need to stay active after HPV+ cancer treatment to support their recovery, mood, and long-term health. Keep showing up for yourself.

Staying healthy also means staying on top of your follow-up care. Regular check-ins with your Provider, keeping surveillance appointments, and knowing what to watch for are all part of the picture.

Medicare covers NavDx® testing for eligible HPV+ head & neck and a**l cancer patients and uses. Learn more, and talk to your care team about adding NavDx testing to your surveillance routine. https://bit.ly/4dw63bA

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Waiting for results is one of the hardest parts of life after HPV-related (HPV+) cancer treatment. Did you know the NavDx® test can help reduce post-treatment anxiety and fear of hidden recurrence?

A recent study found that when HPV+ head & neck cancer patients got a negative NavDx result (no cancer detected), their self-reported emotional distress levels were cut in half. Nearly 9 in 10 also said taking the test did not add to their anxiety. And every patient felt confident in having the NavDx test as part of their care plan. [1]

For many patients, getting a negative NavDx test result may be one of the most reassuring things they can hear at their appointments.

Hear Providers discuss the positive impact the NavDx test has had on their patients. https://bit.ly/42qJjDD



1. Bastien AJ rt al. Oral Oncol. 2024. http://doi.org/10.1016/j.oraloncology.2024.106894.