Diagnostics & Longevity Intelligence

Precision is only the first half of the work.

A complete assessment produces several hundred thousand data points. What makes it clinically useful is disciplined interpretation — panel by panel, in the context of one person's life.

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Brushed steel and glass precision laboratory instrument used for multi-omic analysis
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  • Genomic architecture

    Whole-genome sequencing
    30× coverage, clinically curated reporting
    Pharmacogenomics
    Metabolism of relevant drug classes
    Polygenic risk
    Interpreted with population and ancestry caveats
  • Biological ageing

    Epigenetic clocks
    Methylation-based ageing across multiple validated models
    Glycomic ageing
    Glycan signatures of chronic inflammatory load
    Telomere dynamics
    Assessed as a supporting, not defining, measure
  • Molecular function

    Proteomics
    Thousands of circulating proteins, organ-level inference
    Metabolomics
    Lipid, amino-acid and energy metabolism profiling
    Microbiome
    Metagenomic sequencing with metabolic correlates
  • Structure & imaging

    Whole-body MRI
    Non-contrast survey of organ structure
    Cardiac MRI & coronary calcium
    Function, perfusion and plaque burden
    Vascular & body composition
    Arterial stiffness, visceral and lean mass
  • Physiological performance

    Cardiopulmonary exercise testing
    VO₂ max, ventilatory thresholds, efficiency
    Continuous glucose dynamics
    Real-world metabolic flexibility
    Sleep & autonomic profiling
    Multi-week wearable physiology
  • Cognition & neurology

    Validated cognitive batteries
    Personal baseline across domains
    Neuroimaging
    Structural and cerebrovascular assessment
    Neurological risk markers
    Reviewed with a specialist neurologist

Longevity Intelligence

Four inputs, synthesised into one actionable plan.

  1. 01

    Clinical expertise

    Specialist physicians define the question, review the evidence and sign the conclusion.

  2. 02

    Longitudinal data

    Repeated measurement over years, always compared against your own baseline.

  3. 03

    Biological knowledge graphs

    Curated relationships between genes, pathways, phenotypes and published evidence.

  4. 04

    Personal digital health model

    A single structured representation of you, updated with every new data point.

On AI support

Our clinical intelligence layer performs what computation does best: consistent recall across very large datasets, detection of deviation from an individual baseline, and assembly of the relevant evidence for a decision. It does not diagnose, prescribe or decide. Every recommendation is authored, reviewed and signed by a physician who knows you personally, and every model output is traceable to its underlying data.

Private Consultation

Begin with a conversation.

Every relationship starts with a private consultation — confidential, without obligation, and conducted by a physician. Enquiries are answered within one business day.