Preventive Health

Understand your personal cancer and cardio risks.

Most cancers and heart diseases can be prevented if you start screening early. but where to start and when depends on YOUR genes. Find out now, so you won't have to treat later.

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What you get

Your specific numbers, not statistics

Not 'in 10% of the population' but YOUR exact risk: 18% or 5% by age 70. Know your personal numbers to plan ahead.

Clear explanations based on science

All answers backed by scientific research — translated into plain language, without medical jargon. No need to read studies yourself.

Ready-to-use screening plan

Exactly which tests to do, how often, and at what age to start — prioritized for YOUR genes, not generic advice.

No fear, just facts

Understanding the difference between risk and diagnosis. Risk means you can act now to prevent, not that you're already sick.

How it works

Getting your personalized cancer and heart disease risk assessment is simple:

1. Join early access — We'll email you when ready (no commitment)
2. Upload your DNA data from 23andMe, AncestryDNA, or order our kit
3. Get your risk assessment in minutes — your specific numbers, not statistics
4. Receive your personalized 5-year screening plan with exact ages and frequencies
5. Download doctor-formatted report to take to your next appointment

What you get: Example of your personal report

Here's what YOUR personalized report looks like — with real numbers and clear actions:

🧬 Breast Cancer Risk: Your risk 18% by age 70 (population average: 12%) → Higher risk detected
📅 Your Screening Plan: Breast MRI starting at age 35 (yearly) + Mammography at 40 (every 2 years)
💡 Why: Genes that protect against breast and ovarian tumors show higher risk variant
📋 Next Steps: Schedule genetic counseling within 3 months + Start MRI screening at your next birthday
❓ Questions for your doctor: 'Should my sisters get tested?' • 'What are my risk reduction options?' • 'Is preventive medication right for me?'

Your personalized screening timeline

Clear visual timeline showing exactly when to start each test — based on YOUR genetic risk profile:

Age 35 → Start: Breast MRI (yearly) — your highest priority based on genes
Age 40 → Add: Colonoscopy (every 3 years) + Mammography (every 2 years)
Age 45 → Add: Cardiac CT (if heart disease genes detected)
Age 50 → Continue all tests on schedule — early detection saves lives

Understand your risks in plain language

Learn about genes that protect against breast, ovarian, and colon cancer, plus genes affecting heart disease — explained without medical jargon, in minutes.

Guardian genes that prevent breast and ovarian tumors — understand if they're working properly
Colon protection genes — know if you need screening earlier than standard guidelines
Heart disease genes — assess your personal risks for heart attack, irregular heartbeat, and heart muscle problems
Tumor blocker genes — learn if your cellular defense system needs extra monitoring

Prepare for doctor visits with confidence

Get everything you need to have productive conversations with specialists — formatted professionally, explained clearly.

Professional genetic reports your doctor will take seriously
Directory of oncologists, cardiologists, and genetic counselors experienced with genetic data
Example questions: 'Based on my genes, when should I start screening?' • 'What are my prevention options?' • 'Should my family get tested?'
Plain-language summaries you can understand and share with family

FAQs

I'm afraid to learn something scary about my genes

Knowing your risks doesn't mean getting a diagnosis. It means getting the power to act earlier than something happens. We explain the difference between 'having a risk factor' and 'having a disease.' Risk gives you time to prevent, diagnose early, and stay in control. Knowledge is power, not fear.

Will this be too scientific and complex for me?

Not at all! We translate genetics into specific actions you can take. Instead of 'BRCA1 c.68_69delAG mutation' you'll see 'Higher risk of breast cancer — start MRI screening at 35 instead of 50.' Everything includes clear analogies and real-world examples you can understand and use.

I don't know who to show this genetic data to

We provide formatted reports that doctors will understand and respect. We also give you a directory of specialists (oncologists, cardiologists, genetic counselors) who work with genetic data. You'll come to appointments prepared, not confused.

What if I'm already healthy and don't have symptoms?

That's exactly when this is most valuable. Preventive screening finds problems early, when they're easiest to treat or prevent. Your genes tell you where to look and when to start — so you can stay healthy for decades to come.

How accurate are genetic risk predictions?

We use the same trusted medical databases that doctors worldwide rely on, and we're always transparent about confidence levels. Some gene variants have 80%+ certainty based on thousands of studied cases, while others need more research — we tell you exactly which category your results fall into, so you can make informed decisions.

How is this different from 23andMe or AncestryDNA reports?

Those services give you raw data or basic trait reports. We turn that data into a personalized action plan: specific screening ages, test frequencies, and doctor-ready reports. Think of it as the difference between getting lab results and getting a personalized prevention roadmap based on those results.

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