Editorial policy

The Evigenics blog is written and maintained by the Evigenics editorial team. It explains raw DNA data, privacy and how to read genetic reports.

Sources and uncertainty

We prefer original research, authoritative health and genetics organisations, and the current documentation of the services we discuss. Articles link to sources near the claims they support. We distinguish established facts from research findings, product capabilities and inferences.

Education and medical decisions

Our articles are educational. They do not diagnose conditions, prescribe medication or recommend treatment from a consumer DNA file. We explain limitations and encourage discussion with a qualified healthcare professional where a result could affect care.

Authorship and review

Articles use an Evigenics editorial byline. We do not claim clinical review or medical credentials unless a named qualified reviewer has actually reviewed the article. Automated tools may assist drafting and formatting; publication remains an editorial responsibility.

Corrections and updates

Articles display publication and update dates. To report an error or request a source, contact Evigenics and include the article address and the point you would like checked.

Product mentions

Evigenics publishes this blog and may describe its own product. A product mention is not evidence of a medical benefit. We do not publish identifiable customer DNA data or testimonials without explicit permission.