Independent atlas of genetic tests and evidence

Genetic testing.
Without
the hype.

Planning a DNA test or comparing packages? See which tests have established clinical value, which are useful only in specific situations, and which remain research signals or marketing claims.

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01 / WHAT WE DO

We help you understand which genetic tests answer a real medical question, which are useful only in specific situations, and where marketing claims are stronger than the evidence.

02 / YOUR QUESTION

Do not start with a gene. Start with a decision.

01

Disease risk

When one gene can genuinely make a large difference.

02

Medicine and DNA

Where genotype can affect drug choice or dose—with a clinician.

03

Test audit

Laboratory, technology, evidence, privacy and limits.

04

Genes in oncology

Inherited risk, tumour profiling and a safe treatment-discussion map.

05

Functions and children

Sport, learning, sleep and metabolism—with a separate map of genuinely justified testing in children.

03 / MAP OF MEANING

One result. Four very different levels of meaning.

A

Causal relationship

A pathogenic variant can be a key cause of a rare or inherited condition.

B

Clinical modifier

Genotype changes drug response or risk, but never acts alone.

C

Common trait

A replicated group association with no medical action.

D

Research signal

An interesting hypothesis that cannot become a personal prediction.

05 / INDEPENDENCE

We do not sell a test. So we can ask uncomfortable questions.

  • What exactly was measured?Not the package name—the technology and coverage.
  • For whom does the prediction work?Population, age, context and external validation.
  • What changes after the result?If nothing changes, it is information—not clinical utility.
  • Who else will know?DNA says something about you and your biological relatives.