A test is not
the end of the story.

What is the THEORIA test?

The THEORIA test™ is a blood test that examines exosomes and miRNA (microRNA) in the blood, looking for "changes in the body" at a stage not yet visible on imaging.

This test does not diagnose cancer. It is one clue, supporting medical care, to understanding the current state of your body. You review the results with a physician and decide on next steps together.

About the THEORIA Test

• Only about 9 mL of blood

  The test needs only a blood draw from the arm.

• Quick

  The blood draw takes only a short time.

• Gentle on the body

  It is done in the same way as an ordinary blood test.

Recommended For

• Those who have had cancer and are concerned about follow-up after treatment
• Those with a family history of cancer
• Those who have lost someone close to cancer
• Those concerned about cancer because of physical symptoms
• Health-conscious people who want to understand their body early

Whatever the reason for concern, the wish to notice changes as early as possible is the same.

Three Tests for Different Purposes

Price

Testing Process

1. 01

   Explanation & consent

   You review the information sheet and sign a consent form.

2. 02

   Blood draw (approx. 9 mL)

   Quick and minimally burdensome.

3. 03

   Analysis

   The sample is analysed by Theoria Science.

4. 04

   Explanation by a physician

   About three weeks later, a physician explains your results and works out next steps with you.

5. 05

   Personal report

   We give you a personal report of your results, with points to keep in mind in daily life such as diet, exercise, sleep and weight management.

6. 06

   Ongoing follow-up

   We continue to support you with any questions afterwards.

Reading Your Results — and What Comes Next

The physician assesses your results comprehensively and, where needed, proposes next steps such as the following.

• "Low risk"

  No strong signs were identified in this test. Symptoms and family history are also considered. Please continue regular health checks and cancer screening.

• "High risk"

  Signs of concern were indicated. This does not immediately confirm cancer. You and the physician consider the next tests together.

• A — Working on your condition

  Lifestyle review, nutritional management, supplements and care at the physician's discretion

• B — Looking more closely

  Detailed examinations such as CT, MRI, ultrasound, gastroscopy or colonoscopy

Before Your Test

• This test is not intended for definitive diagnosis. Its role differs from imaging (CT, MRI, etc.) and endoscopy.
• Precancerous states may not yet appear on imaging.
• miRNA is easily affected by physical condition and environment, so repeat testing may be recommended.
• Results may be affected by the condition of the sample after collection (e.g. incomplete serum separation).
• This is self-funded (not covered by insurance). For follow-up care, please prioritise your attending physician's guidance.
• The personal report is intended for general health management and does not constitute diagnosis or treatment.

Risks & Possible Side Effects

• Pain or bruising at the blood draw site
• Feeling faint or dizzy (vasovagal reaction)