In this chapter, they discuss the cost of the test and the possibility of it being covered by insurance. They mention that similar scans done at tertiary institutions for people with specific cancer predisposition syndromes can cost around $25,000 to $50,000, while their scan costs around $32 per organ. They believe that over time, they can reduce the cost of the scan to around $500. They emphasize that their whole body screening approach is much more cost-effective than the current piecemeal approach. They also mention that they are already in the process of conducting clinical trials to collect evidence for engaging with insurance companies and healthcare systems.

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