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Two distinct offerings: one non-medical wellness score on TwinMe, and one regulated clinical decision-assistance pathway available only where authorized.

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Cancer Risk Program

A non-medical wellness program that helps you understand modifiable lifestyle-linked risk patterns across six cancers, using lifestyle inputs, family history, wearable signals, and your metabolic lifestyle Bio-Signature.

It is NOT cancer screening. It does NOT detect cancer. It does NOT replace clinical screening.

Available only through participating physicians in authorized UAE clinical settings. Canada and U.S. clinical availability is pending Health Canada and FDA review.

Cancer Screening Decision Assistance Tool (CDSS)

In collaboration with your health professional.

BioTwin's screening decision-assistance tool supports earlier and better-targeted screening conversations between patients and licensed healthcare professionals in authorized clinical settings. Canada and U.S. clinical availability is pending Health Canada and FDA review.

It is a screening decision assistance tool. It is not a screening tool nor a diagnostic device.

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IMPORTANT.

The Cancer Risk Program available on TwinMe is a non-medical wellness program. It does not detect cancer, is not a screening tool, and does not replace clinical screening conversations with a licensed healthcare professional.

The Cancer Screening Decision Assistance Tool (CDSS) is a screening decision assistance tool intended to support, not replace, clinical judgment. It is available only through participating physicians in authorized UAE clinical settings. Canada and U.S. clinical availability is pending Health Canada and FDA review.

Any individual who notices symptoms or has a personal or family cancer history should consult a licensed healthcare professional. BioTwin tools are not a substitute for medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment.

TwinMe provides health intelligence insights to support proactive decision-making. Diagnosis and treatment decisions remain under the authority of licensed healthcare professionals.