Molecular Health Co.

Pharmacogenomics Report

Your genetics may influence how your body processes and responds to medications.

Two people can take the same medication at the same dose and have completely different experiences.

One person may respond well. Another may experience very little benefit. Someone else may be unusually sensitive or develop side effects.

Part of that variability can begin with genetics.

The Pharmacogenomics Genetic Report takes a focused look at genetic variants involved in medication metabolism, activation, clearance, transport, medication targets, and response.

Rather than looking at medications as one category, this report examines the pathways your body actually uses to process them.

What you’ll discover:

• Medication metabolism & clearance
Learn how genetic differences in medication-processing enzymes may influence how quickly or slowly certain medications move through your system.

• Medication activation
Some medications have to be converted into an active form before they can work. Your genetics may influence this process.

• Medication transport
Explore genetic differences in the proteins responsible for moving certain medications into and out of cells and organs.

• Mental health medications
Understand genetic pathways that may be relevant to antidepressants, antipsychotics, ADHD medications, and other psychiatric medications when supported by your individual results.

• Pain & anti-inflammatory medications
Explore genetics involved in the metabolism and response to certain pain medications, opioids, and NSAIDs.

• Cardiovascular medications
Learn about genetic pathways that may be relevant to certain blood thinners, antiplatelet medications, statins, and other cardiovascular medications.

• Medication safety & sensitivity
Identify tested genetic variants that may be associated with differences in medication exposure or susceptibility to certain adverse effects.

• Anti-infective & specialty medications
Explore relevant genetic pathways involved in the metabolism or response to certain antibiotics, anti-infectives, oncology medications, and other specialty drugs when supported by your data.

What’s included:

• Comprehensive pharmacogenomic genetic analysis

• Your highest-priority medication-related genetic findings

• Medication metabolism and clearance analysis

• Medication response and target analysis

• Medication categories most relevant to your genetics

• Medication safety and sensitivity findings

• Complete review of your available pharmacogenomic variants

• Personalized interpretation of how your medication history may intersect with your genetics

• Practitioner Discussion Guide you can bring to your physician or pharmacist

Why this report is different

Pharmacogenomics goes much deeper than looking at one gene and labeling someone a fast or slow metabolizer.

Many medication pathways involve multiple genes. Some require combinations of variants to understand accurately. Others involve medication transporters, receptors, activation pathways, or genetic differences in medication targets.

Your report separates stronger, clinically established pharmacogenomic relationships from supported and emerging research so you can understand which findings carry the most weight.

It also clearly explains where your DNA provides useful information and where additional clinical pharmacogenomic testing may be needed.

Already have DNA data?

We can work with raw DNA data from several major testing companies.

The depth of your Pharmacogenomics Report will depend on which pharmacogenomic variants were actually tested in your raw DNA file. Different DNA companies test very different sets of genetic markers.

For the most comprehensive analysis, we recommend the Molecular Health Co. DNA Kit because our testing provides substantially broader health and pharmacogenomic genetic coverage than many ancestry-focused consumer DNA tests.

How it works

Place your order and upload your existing raw DNA data, or add a Molecular Health Co. DNA Kit if you haven’t completed genetic testing.

Once your DNA data is received, we’ll analyze the pharmacogenomic variants available in your file and prepare your personalized report electronically.

Educational Disclaimer

The Pharmacogenomics Genetic Report is an educational genetic analysis designed to help you better understand how your genetics may relate to medication metabolism and response. It does not prescribe medications, determine medication dosing, or replace clinical pharmacogenomic testing when required. Medication decisions should always be made with your prescribing physician, pharmacist, or other qualified healthcare professional.