Hereditary Cancer Risk
[ Cluster A · 5 Guides ]After a Positive BRCA Result: What Happens Next
NCCN-aligned next steps after a positive BRCA1/BRCA2 result — enhanced MRI + mammogram screening from 25, ovarian surveillance, risk-reducing options, and family cascade testing.
Read the guide →Hereditary Cancer Testing Without a Referral
How direct-to-consumer hereditary cancer testing works, when insurance still applies under NCCN criteria, and exactly what our no-referral process looks like.
Read the guide →At-Home vs Clinical Cancer Genetic Testing
An honest comparison of at-home cheek-swab panels and hospital genetics — wait times, cost, and the situations where the clinical route is genuinely better.
Read the guide →Lynch Syndrome: Genes, Risks & Surveillance
MLH1, MSH2, MSH6, PMS2, and EPCAM explained — up to 80% lifetime colorectal risk, the colonoscopy surveillance schedule, and why 1 in 279 people carry it.
Read the guide →Ovarian, Colon & Pancreatic Cancer Genetics
Hereditary risk by cancer type — ovarian ~1.3% to 44%, colorectal ~4% to 80%, pancreatic ~1.6% to 10% — and the genes behind each.
Read the guide →Medications & Pharmacogenomics
[ PGx Cluster ]The State of Pharmacogenomics 2026
A synthesis of published research: up to 99% of people carry an actionable PGx variant, 40% fail their first antidepressant, and what CPIC/FDA guidance now covers.
Read the report →Gene & Term Glossary
Plain-English definitions of 18 essential genetics terms — from BRCA1 and CYP2D6 to metabolizer types and CLIA/CAP certification.
Browse the glossary →Medication DNA Test
How a drug-response genetic test finds the right medication and dose for your DNA across 700+ medications.
Visit the page →Nutrition & Weight
[ Cluster E ]DNA and Weight Management
FTO, MC4R, and ADIPOQ — why diets fail at the genetic level and what a DNA-matched strategy actually changes.
Read the guide →Nutrigenomics Basics
How genes shape nutrient processing — lactose (LCT), caffeine (CYP1A2), vitamin D (VDR/GC), and folate (MTHFR) — explained simply.
Read the guide →Every Guide Leads Somewhere Actionable
[ 11 Tests · One Membership ]
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