Free risk assessment
Answer a few questions about your personal and family history and receive an educational risk profile.
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AI-powered genetic insights for earlier cancer risk assessment
Integrating genetic information, molecular biomarkers, and artificial intelligence to explore more personalized approaches to cancer risk assessment and prevention.
Educational risk informationProfessional review
Genetic testing
Learn about hereditary cancer testing, including BRCA1, BRCA2 and other relevant genes.
Explore genetic testingFor physicians
A private workspace for organizing patient clinical, pathology, imaging and genetic information.
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Explore available pathways and request personalized health services.
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PreventiGene is an early-stage biotechnology company in Ontario, Canada, exploring how genetic information, molecular biomarkers, bioinformatics and artificial intelligence can be integrated to support earlier cancer risk assessment and more personalized prevention strategies.
Our initial focus is breast cancer risk, with an interest in hereditary risk, molecular biomarkers and data-driven approaches to personalized prevention.
Learn more about usFrom molecular data to personalized insights
The scientific approach we are exploring for more personalized health.
- Genetic information
- Molecular biomarkers
- Bioinformatics
- Artificial intelligence
- Risk assessment
- Personalized prevention
How to start with us
Three steps for the saliva genetic testing pathway.
1Collect your sample
After your request is confirmed, collect your sample following the kit instructions.
2Your sample is analyzed
The accepted sample is processed by the assigned laboratory. Follow progress in your account.
3Get your reviewed report
Your report is published in your private workspace after professional review.
Free cancer risk assessment
A short look at your personal and family history. Your educational profile highlights topics to discuss with a healthcare professional.
Educational information, not a diagnosis or a cancer probability. A negative or incomplete family history does not rule out cancer risk. Discuss symptoms and screening with your healthcare professional.
Check your risk – free