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Genetic prevention

Transform genetic predisposition into a prevention plan.

Longevo brings together monogenic variants, risk scores and pharmacogenomics to support tracking, habits and medical monitoring in a more individualized way.

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Sequencing, clinical curation and recommendations in a single flow.
Scope
More than 100 conditions
Risk
Monogenic and polygenic
Sample
Mouth swab
Application
Prevention and pharmacogenomics

Three-layer prevention

From predisposition to the next step.

Genetics alone does not determine the future of health. Its value lies in being integrated with age, history, tests and habits to support decisions proportionate to risk.

01 · Genomics

Variants with greater impact

Analyzes 155 genes associated with hereditary cancers, heart disease and other conditions with preventive implications.

02 · Scores

Integrated polygenic risk

Includes scores for breast cancer and cardiovascular risk, interpreted together with clinical data and within the limits of the reference population.

03 · Application

Pharmacogenomics and screening

Organizes findings that can support discussion about medications, habits and screening strategies with the assistant team.

Clinical scope

More than 100 conditions organized by areas of care.

Conditions were selected for their relevance to prevention, screening or treatment. The presence of a predisposition does not equate to a diagnosis.

01

Hereditary cancer

Breast and ovarian, colorectal and polyposis, prostate, endocrine tumors, melanoma and other predisposing syndromes.

02

Cardiovascular health

Cardiomyopathies, arrhythmias, aortic diseases, hereditary cholesterol and polygenic risk of heart attack.

03

mental health

Psychiatric pharmacogenomics, including response to antidepressant classes and atomoxetine-related adjustment.

04

Neurological health

Neurodegenerative conditions, including predisposition to Alzheimer's disease, and neuromuscular diseases.

05

Metabolism and endocrinology

Hereditary metabolic diseases, hemochromatosis and selected endocrine disorders.

06

Skin and hair

Predisposition to melanoma, skin cancer and other conditions included in the current version of the panel.

Clinical interpretation

A report that separates risk, evidence and action.

The result organizes the findings by health area and highlights the points that deserve discussion with the doctor.

  • Relevant monogenic findings in the genes evaluated
  • Contextualized risk scores
  • Suggested next actions for clinical discussion

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Demonstrative and anonymized example. The content and length of the report vary depending on the findings of each test.

Test day

From sample collection to preventive plan.

A clinical flow to integrate sequencing, curation and screening recommendations.

  1. 01

    Scheduling and preparation

    The team guides the request, preparation and receipt of the kit when necessary.

  2. 02

    Sample collection

    Buccal swab collected as per kit instructions.

  3. 03

    Laboratory analysis

    Sequencing, bioinformatics processing and specialized curation.

  4. 04

    Preventive report

    The result brings together findings, limits and points for clinical discussion.

The release period is confirmed at the time of request and begins after receipt and acceptance of the sample.

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Optional medical follow-up

Do you want to integrate the result into a medical evaluation?

Longevo Premium maintains the same genetic content as Longevo and adds pre-examination consultation, post-examination consultation and annual clinical reassessment of data for four consecutive years.

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Frequently asked questions

Before ordering.

Do I need a medical request?+

A doctor's order is not required to purchase Longevo. Still, the result should be shared with a professional who knows your history and can contextualize it.

What conditions are analyzed?+

155 genes and more than 100 conditions are evaluated in areas such as hereditary cancer, cardiology, neurology, metabolism and pharmacogenomics, in addition to selected scores.

What happens if there is a high risk outcome?+

The team guides the clinical discussion, eventual confirmation and referral. Tests, habits or medications should not be changed solely based on the genetic report.

How is sample collection done?+

sample collection is done with a mouth swab. The team informs the preparation, identification, shipping and traceability of the sample.

Is the test covered by a health plan?+

The test is private. NeoGenomica provides documentation for requesting reimbursement when the agreement contract allows.

Does a negative result eliminate future risk?+

No. The test evaluates a defined scope and does not replace recommended screening for age, sex, family history and clinical factors.

Personalized prevention

Start with information that can guide choices.

Receive the kit at home and count on the team to understand the process and the result.

Catalog information

Technical data of Longevo

Assessment of hereditary predispositions relevant to preventive care.

Applications
Hereditary cancer, Personalized prevention, Cardiovascular risk, Pharmacogenomics
Accepted samples
peripheral blood, Mouth swab (preferred), DNA extraído
Estimated deadline
Deadline subject to confirmation by the technical team.
Methodology
Genetic sequencing, bioinformatics processing and specialized clinical curation.
Analytical scope
155 genes and more than 100 conditions, including hereditary cancer, cardiovascular health, neurology, metabolism, endocrinology and pharmacogenomics.
Medical request
Not mandatory

Requirements

Does not require a doctor's order for purchase. The result must be contextualized with age, history, tests and habits by a health professional.

Limitations

Predisposition does not equate to diagnosis. Polygenic scores must be interpreted within the limits of the reference population.