For you if:
There’s a family history of cancer or heart disease
You’re seeking clarity about inherited health risks
You're proactive about your long-term health
Proactive genetic testing for long-term health
Take charge of your health with clear genetic insights. Test genes that could cause an increased risk of developing certain cancers, heart disease & other health risks.
Know your risks before they become your reality
1 in 20 people carry an inherited health risk.
Many find out after its too late for prevention. Finding an inherited risk isn’t a diagnosis. It’s early information that gives you time to act, adjust screening, and reduce your long-term risk.
Silent risks can
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Be inherited, even without a known family history
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Remain invisible in standard blood tests and MRIs
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Appear without warning or symptoms
How results guide action
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When screening starts and how often you’re monitored
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Medication and preventive care choices
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How you and your GP manage risk across your lifetime
Medical-grade testing, focused on what matters
Unlike other consumer DNA tests, Eugene does not report on traits or non-actionable findings. Every condition we screen for has established clinical relevance and clear next steps.
Benefits
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Tested in accredited medical laboratories (CLIA, CAP), meeting rigorous clinical and quality standards.
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We only test for genetic conditions that are medically important and actionable by clinicians.
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Your data is protected using SOC 2 Type I & II security standards.
Trusted by Australia’s leading clinics
Over 500 Doctors recommend Eugene
What test is right for you?
Explore proactive genetic testing options tailored to your needs. All kits include free shipping and results in 4-6 weeks.
Preventative Health Test
- 180+ genes screened
- Screens all cancer and heart genes plus other clinically relevant risks
- Genetic counselling included
- You want a complete preventative baseline.
- Your family history spans multiple conditions.
- You want the most thorough, medically actionable insight.
Proactive Heart Health Test
- Screens for 85+ inherited heart conditions
- Includes cardiomyopathy, aortopathy and familial hypercholesterolaemia
- Genetic counselling included
- Family history of heart disease, stroke, sudden cardiac events.
- You want to detect risks that don’t show up in routine checkups.
- You’re proactive about long-term heart health.
Proactive Cancer Risk Test
- Screens for 65+ cancer syndromes
- Includes BRCA1, BRCA2 and Lynch syndrome genes.
- Genetic counselling included
- Family history of breast, ovarian, colon, prostate or related cancers.
- You want clarity about your inherited cancer risk.
- You want to take early steps for screening and prevention.
What our tests cover
Cancer Risk
genes
Heart Health
genes
Preventative Health
genes
Health Impact Categories
How it works
Four simple steps, expert analysis, and a personalised plan for your long-term wellness.
Order your test
Start your journey from the comfort of home
Share your story
Help us to make testing meaningful to you and your goals
Provide your sample
Simply swab and return your kit via prepaid package
Review and guidance
Get a personal report, genetic telehealth consult and next steps
40,000+
Members across Australia
2000+
Doctors engaged
90%+
Customer satisfaction rate
Meet our genetics experts
Zoë Milgrom
Chief Clinical Officer & Genetic Counsellor
Prof. David Amor
MBBS, FRACP, PhD
Medical Director & Clinical Geneticist
Ari Horton
MBBS (hons) FRACP FCSANZ
Cardiologist & Genetics Fellow
Rozanna Alli
Clinical Geneticist, FRACP MBBS BMedSci BBus
Erin Macaulay
Genetic Counsellor
Antonia Howard
Assoc. Genetic Counsellor
How is proactive genetic testing different from blood tests?
Blood tests show what’s happening in your body right now, like cholesterol or inflammation. They reflect your current health.
Proactive genetic testing looks at your inherited risk. It helps identify conditions you may be more likely to develop over time, even if you feel healthy today.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does the preventative genetic test screen for?
What does the preventative genetic test screen for?
It screens for inherited risks linked to cancer, heart conditions, cholesterol and metabolic issues, and other medically actionable health conditions. This includes conditions like hereditary breast and ovarian cancer, Lynch syndrome, inherited cardiomyopathies, arrhythmias, familial hypercholesterolaemia and other risks that can be managed early with the right care.
Who is this test right for?
Who is this test right for?
Anyone who wants to be proactive about their long-term health. It’s especially relevant for people with a family history of cancer, heart conditions, early or unexplained cardiac events, high cholesterol that doesn’t match lifestyle, or anyone who wants a preventative health baseline.
Do I need this test if I feel healthy?
Do I need this test if I feel healthy?
Yes. Most inherited risks have no symptoms. Preventative genomics helps you identify risks early, before any signs of disease appear, so you can take the right steps at the right time.
How is this different from lifestyle DNA tests?
How is this different from lifestyle DNA tests?
This is a clinical-grade medical test. We only screen genes with strong clinical evidence, only report medically actionable findings, and every result is reviewed by specialists. There are no ancestry traits, personality traits, or recreational DNA insights — only information that can meaningfully guide your health care.
How accurate is this test?
How accurate is this test?
Your sample is processed in accredited medical laboratories using clinical sequencing, and all findings are reviewed by experts in cancer and cardiac genetics. Only proven, clinically validated genes are included.
Will this replace regular blood tests or check-ups?
Will this replace regular blood tests or check-ups?
No. Proactive genetic testing doesn’t replace regular blood tests or routine check-ups. Blood tests and check-ups show what’s happening in your body right now. Genetic testing looks at your inherited risk and helps identify what you may be more likely to develop over time.Used together, they give a more complete picture of your health and help you and your clinician make more informed decisions.
What happens after my results come back?
What happens after my results come back?
You’re not left to interpret the results on your own.Your results are reviewed with a qualified genetic counsellor, who helps explain what they mean and what action, if any, is recommended. Depending on the outcome, this may include reassurance, lifestyle guidance, or referrals for follow-up care or monitoring. The goal is clarity and support, not just information.

