Keep dates, values and units together
A structured history reduces the need to search through old documents and helps prevent comparisons that ignore different units or collection dates.
Biomarker tracker
Track biomarker trends instead of losing each blood test in a PDF
Keep more than 500 supported biomarkers in one history, compare repeat values and use the wider pattern to plan better follow-up questions.
One result is a snapshot. A biomarker history makes direction, repeatability, units and testing dates visible so you can discuss the pattern more clearly.
The practical details
What this means in practice
See the direction, not just the latest flag
Graphs and prior results make it easier to identify a repeated change, a stable baseline or a one-off value that deserves more context.
Know what is covered and what may be missing
The Biomarker Test Guide separates Essential markers used for core scoring from Support and Advanced markers that add context or depth.
Refresh the plan when the underlying data changes
Relevant new results can trigger refreshed report and My Plan guidance while the previous report remains available during rebuilding.
Sources and controlling pages
Use these links to verify product, policy and external-provider information.
Continue from here
Start with health data you already have
Build a structured history, see the wider context and prepare better questions without treating AI output as a diagnosis.