The world's first risk analysis combining genome and life habits

The impact of genes on non communicable diseases such as type 2 diabetes and coronary artery disease is significant. Conventional risk indicators do not accurately recognise the genetic risk of multifactorial diseases, although the genetic impact of these diseases is generally recognised.

In addition to the genetic risk assessment, it is essential to identify what are the most important lifestyle factors for You to support Your health. Enabling You to maintain Your health as long as possible, we bring the world's first risk analysis combining genome and lifestyle risk factors to help you.

Health is in Our DNA

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Try our risk calculator for free

We have developed a risk calculator for You to see your risk projections and how Your lifestyle values alters the risk for coronary heart disease and type 2 diabetes. The counter combines three different genetic profiles in your lifestyle - low, average and high risk profiles. By ordering the Negen 360 genomic analysis, you will receive Your individual genomic risk factors presented in the calculator and many other features.

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Consumer Gene tests and analyses

Based on the latest scientific knowledge, the Negen gene analysis covers an exceptionally broad range of genetic variants for different genes that affect the risk of disease. Our easy-to-understand report that combines lifestyle data to genetic data makes our test unique tool for health choice decision making.

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Biobanks

Many Biobanks already has genotyped data or collected DNA, but the data's or DNA's full potential may not have been yet utilized. Cooperation between Negen and Biobanks enable the return of genetic health data for the sample donor in a cost-effective way.

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YOUR GENES, YOUR HABITS, YOUR HEALTH

Together, genes and lifestyle factors form a personal risk for contracting multifactorial diseases, which include diabetes and cardiovascular diseases. Analysing your personal genetic risk allows you to prevent the onset of these diseases as effectively as possible.