A finding at a time, in plain language
This illustrative preview shows genomic and methylation findings explained clearly, with medical results and wearable trends organised in the same record.
Inherited tendency toward higher circulating LDL cholesterol
A polygenic pattern across well-replicated lipid loci places this illustrative profile in the upper part of the distribution for genetically influenced LDL-C.
Percentile within the reference population used for this illustration
Lipid levels are likely to sit higher than average for a given lifestyle, so lipid values are worth watching earlier and more regularly than usual.
It is not a diagnosis of hyperlipidaemia or cardiovascular disease, and it does not fix a future outcome. Predisposition describes tendency, not destiny.
An ApoB result can be kept alongside this inherited tendency in the medical record for discussion with a clinician; Aevum does not interpret the blood value as medical care.
Lipid panel including ApoB and Lp(a), reviewed against current guideline thresholds with a clinician.
Illustrative data only. Medical results are recorded for context, not independently interpreted as care. This preview is not medical advice.
Every finding answers the same six questions
Consistent structure is what makes a deep report readable rather than overwhelming.
What was measured
The layer, the marker and the value or genotype behind the finding.
How strong the evidence is
A confidence tier, with the effect size where one exists.
What it means
The practical reading, in language you do not need a genetics degree for.
What it does not mean
The boundary of the claim, stated as clearly as the claim itself.
What else is in the record
Medical results and wearable trends remain available for context.
What is worth monitoring
The next measurement or the conversation to have — or explicitly nothing.
Most of a report should be quiet
A report that highlights fifty findings has made no decisions on your behalf.
Aevum makes genomic and methylation findings readable, including their limitations. Blood results and history remain on file for your clinician rather than becoming independently interpreted medical conclusions.
- 01Genomic finding
Inherited lipid tendency, presented with evidence and limits.
- 02Longevity signature
A variant drawn from the same 30× genome, not a separate test.
- 03Repeatable baseline
Methylation age, shown with its uncertainty.
- 04Context on file
Blood results and wearable history for discussion with a clinician.