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What is a bio marker risk score?

A combination of genes in your body can be responsible for producing lower levels of blood sugar

Nutrition

Find out your nutritional bio-markers including how your body interacts with plant-based diets. Do you process iron effectively?

Bone health

What's your risk of fractures, low bone marrow density, or osteoperosis?

Vascular

Are you more likely to benefit from statins to improve heart health?

Gut health

Find out about your insulin resistance risk and gut microbiodome health.

Sleep

Do you have a higher risk for insomnia, sleep disorders, or oversleeping?

Hormone

Are you predisposed to hormonal imbalances in estradiol, progesterone, prolactin, or testosterone?

How is a New Polygenic Risk Score discovered?

Thousands of patients participate in research studies to sequence their genes
Step 1
Patients are surveyed to understand their detailed health history and asked to upload their data.
Step 2
DNA and survey data is stored in biobanks along with health history records.
Step 3
Data scientists compare populations and their DNA to determine the likelihood of a disease.
Step 4
Government agencies review the results.
Step 5
The polygenic risks core is certified and published.
Step 6

Thousands of patients participate in research studies to sequence their genes
Step 1
Patients are surveyed to understand their detailed health history and asked to upload their data.
Step 2
DNA and survey data is stored in biobanks along with health history records.
Step 3
Data scientists compare populations and their DNA to determine the likelihood of a disease.
Step 4
Government agencies review the results.
Step 5
The polygenic risks core is certified and published.
Step 6

Thousands of patients participate in research studies to sequence their genes
Step 1
Patients are surveyed to understand their detailed health history and asked to upload their data.
Step 2
DNA and survey data is stored in biobanks along with health history records.
Step 3
Data scientists compare populations and their DNA to determine the likelihood of a disease.
Step 4
Government agencies review the results.
Step 5
The polygenic risks core is certified and published.
Step 6

Thousands of patients participate in research studies to sequence their genes
Step 1
Patients are surveyed to understand their detailed health history and asked to upload their data.
Step 2
DNA and survey data is stored in biobanks along with health history records.
Step 3
Data scientists compare populations and their DNA to determine the likelihood of a disease.
Step 4
Government agencies review the results.
Step 5
The polygenic risks core is certified and published.
Step 6

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Your health, guided by genetics.

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HIPAA Notice of Privacy Practices

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2024 Strand Bio, Inc. All rights reserved.