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What we assess

5 conditions. One test.

Not only your genes. Not only your checkup numbers. We combine your genetic predisposition with your clinical data into one personalized prevention plan.Your genes plus your clinical data, in one prevention plan.

Heart disease

Assess your 10-year, lifetime, and genetic risk for coronary artery disease and heart attack. Risk scores combine polygenic (DNA-based) and clinical data including cholesterol levels, blood pressure, and lifestyle factors for a complete health assessment.Your 10-year, lifetime and genetic risk of heart attack and coronary artery disease.

10-yr heart disease risk

5.8%

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Blood pressure (SBP)

118 mmHg

LDL cholesterol

102 mg/dL

Smoking status

Smoker

Obesity

Understand your genetic predisposition to obesity. Your polygenic (DNA-based) risk draws on many genetic variants, not just one.Your genetic predisposition to obesity, and how changes in weight affect your BMI.

  • Your genetic risk as a percentile
  • See how weight changes move your BMI
  • Reviewed with a physician

Type 2 diabetes

Understand your overall and genetic risk of developing type 2 diabetes. Overall risk is derived from both polygenic (DNA-based) and clinical data such as BMI, blood glucose levels, and family history.Your overall and genetic risk of type 2 diabetes.

type 2 diabetes risk

42th percentile

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HbA1c

5.4%

BMI

24.4

Hypertension

Understand your genetic risk for high blood pressure, calculated from hundreds of thousands of genetic variants (DNA letters) spanning your entire genome.Your genetic risk for high blood pressure.

High cholesterol

Identify your genetic risk for high cholesterol, covering both elevated LDL (bad cholesterol) and reduced HDL (good cholesterol) levels.Your genetic risk for high LDL and low HDL cholesterol.