Your overall risk is an average of your genetic and lifestyle scores. While your genetics are fixed, your lifestyle score has room to improve — which can lower your total risk over time.
Your genetic predisposition for cardiovascular disease is lower than 72% of people.
Polygenic risk percentile: 28 (z -0.58).
(Low below the 40th percentile, Moderate 40–79, High 80 and above)
Your genetic predisposition for cardiovascular disease is lower than 80% of people. This score was calculated using clinical information provided by the patient. See the following pages for more details.
Your Ten-year QRISK®3 score
The score of a healthy person with the same age, sex, and ethnicity
Relative risk
QRISK®3 Healthy Heart Age
Your genetic predisposition for cardiovascular disease is lower than 80% of people.
Your ten-year risk is less than the population average or 10%
You have a gene variant of OR6A2
This variant makes coriander taste soapy to some people. You might think twice about adding it to your banch mi.
That’s because, like soap, coriander contains aldehydes – aromatic compounds detected by smell receptors.
You have a gene variant of MCM6
This can affect your milk tolerance. You might notice bloating and other symptoms after drinking milk, or eating too much cheese at a party!
Good to know: many people with lactose intolerance can still tolerate smaller servings of milk, yogurt or hard cheeses.
You have a gene variant of CYP1A2
This gene is responsible for how fast (or slow) you metabolise caffeine. With your variant, a caffeine hit in the evening will likely turn you into a night owl.
Good to know: it’s not just caffeine it helps you metabolise. It also plays a role in how you metabolise medicines and toxins.