Get a second opinion on your cancer case from world-leading oncologists.

Adults with a solid-tumour cancer diagnosis who want a deeply considered second opinion — typically people whose standard treatment has stopped working, who are between treatment lines, or who simply want well-evidenced targeted options factored into their care.

Standard molecular reports usually answer one narrow question: is there an approved drug match? Often the answer is "nothing actionable." Our research engine looks again, far more broadly — integrating your molecular data against an evidence base of over 170,000 peer-reviewed papers and 68,000 synthetic-lethal pairs to surface more targeted precision-oncology options, as well as relevant clinical trials you could be eligible for. Every finding is reviewed and signed off by our molecular tumour board, so you receive a prioritised, evidence-ranked set of options — with the aim of getting you onto the most personalised, well-evidenced treatment unique to your specific cancer.

It's a second opinion. We analyse your molecular data through our own research engine, then send the results to our molecular tumour board — a panel of world-leading oncologists — so the best minds review your case and produce the strongest possible analysis. We don't replace your care team or prescribe treatment ourselves. What you get is a deeper, evidence-ranked read on the options worth considering next — something you and your treating oncologist can act on together.

Yes — that's the whole point. The service is built to integrate with the care you're already receiving. With your consent we share the written second opinion with your own oncologist, who remains the person who prescribes treatment or enrols you in a trial. If it helps, we're also happy to speak with your existing care team directly to talk through the findings.

Before your report is finalised, a panel of world-leading oncologists with molecular and genomics expertise reviews your case alongside Astron's analysis. They produce and sign off on a written second opinion, so your plan reflects more than one expert perspective — and carries real clinical weight when you take it to your own treating team. Meet the board and their institutions.

A written second opinion built around your case. It includes a molecular analysis of your unique cancer profile, the panel's clinical interpretation of what those findings mean for you, and a ranked summary of the most well-evidenced treatment options and relevant clinical trials specific to your situation — documents you can keep and share with your own care team. If it's helpful, we can also arrange an optional discussion between our team and your treating team to talk the findings through together.

In most cases yes — we work from your existing FFPE tumour block held at the hospital that performed your biopsy or surgery, and we arrange the courier and consent on your behalf. If no archival tissue is available, we'll discuss alternatives such as a liquid (blood) biopsy.

That's helpful — please upload your existing results during intake. Our clinical team will review them, and if your prior testing is recent and comprehensive enough, you may not need to repeat it (and you won't be charged for a new test). If there are gaps, we'll explain what additional testing would add.

A molecular test, or next-generation sequencing (NGS), analyses the specific molecular features of your tumour. Cancers that look alike can behave very differently at the molecular level, and those differences often determine which treatments are likely to work. Identifying them can reveal targeted or precision options that wouldn't be obvious from standard pathology alone — which is why it's central to a precision-oncology second opinion.

Typically around 4–5 weeks from sign-up to your results. The main variable is laboratory turnaround: molecular testing takes roughly 10–14 days once your sample reaches the lab, plus a few days for the panel review before your report is finalised. We keep you informed at every stage.

Yes. We offer a complimentary discovery call to discuss your case. We'll explain everything clearly, including any costs, before you commit to anything.