Start with the data
Your DNA file is a beginning.
What raw data represents, why formats matter and what to ask before sharing it.
Read the field noteField notesA little understanding.
A little understanding.
A better question.
Genomics becomes easier to navigate when the language is clear. Start here for practical explanations, important limits and primary sources you can explore yourself.
Explore the essentials04 field notes
Read with context
A result needs more than a label.
How to think about positive, negative, uncertain and unassessed findings.
Read the field noteGenes & medicines
The question behind pharmacogenomics.
Where genetic information fits in medication decisions and why a prescriber remains essential.
Read the field noteInherited conditions
Understand carrier screening.
What screening asks, why coverage matters and how to prepare for a professional conversation.
Read the field noteLearning is a starting point.
These guides explain general concepts. They do not interpret a personal result or replace a conversation with a qualified health professional. Each guide links to the primary sources used for its medical information.
Our approach to evidence