Genomic Health Report
262 unique traits · 608 models · EUR reference · Deep imputation
Your strongest risk signal — stroke (95th percentile), coronary atherosclerosis (88th), and pulmonary heart disease (90t...
Mostly reassuring, but a rare ARID4A splice variant (CADD 25.1, top 1% most damaging) flags colorectal and gastric cance...
Diabetes risk is genuinely elevated — HbA1c (87th percentile) and diabetes PRS (85th) agree with each other AND with you...
Multiple sclerosis (94th percentile) is the standout concern and your strongest autoimmune-neurological signal; ADHD (91...
Your immune vulnerabilities are concentrated rather than widespread — multiple sclerosis (94th) and ankylosing spondylit...
The convergence of cardiovascular headwinds (stroke, atherosclerosis), reduced lung capacity (FVC at the 5th percentile)...
Cardiovascular risk is the dominant theme — stroke, atherosclerosis, and clotting risk converge across multiple independent signals and represent the clearest area for proactive management. Metabolic risk compounds this through triple-confirmed insulin resistance (PRS, HbA1c, and a pathogenic INSR variant), while reduced lung capacity and an elevated insomnia predisposition (96th percentile) add further pressure. The genuine bright spots — concentrated rather than broad immune vulnerabilities, mostly reassuring cancer genetics, excellent statin responsiveness, and outsized exercise benefits — prevent this from scoring lower and provide clear, actionable paths forward.