
Tom, 32
Marathon runner
From the YEARS report
- 1
Elevated Lp(a): drive ApoB down
Cardiovascular
- 2
Cardiology referral + family screening
Cardiogenetics
- 3
Replenish depleted iron stores
Endurance
Sample report · Ultimate
Anonymised from a real Ultimate report. 13 organ systems with biological age, your cognitive baseline, your ageing rate and the microbiome. It ends with a plan, not a stack of findings.
Every key data point, united in one report.
37
Biological age
↓ 7 years7 years younger than your age at the time of the test (44).
233
Biomarkers
10
Findings
Radiological findings

Whole-body MRI
No relevant findings
The Body Explorer · 13 organ systems
YEARS age
37 not 44
Cardiovascular
Vascular
Lungs
Liver
Kidneys
Metabolism
Immune system
Endocrine system
Brain & cognition
Muscle
Bone & skeleton
Skin
Gut & microbiome
Biological organ age is a guide, not an exact metric.
Neurocognitive index
A test battery across 17 domains, condensed into one index. Higher percentiles mean stronger performance versus the age-normed reference. Above average — not a label, a baseline.
Memory
Attention
Processing
Executive function
Social-cognitive
Language & logic
A single measurement, not a diagnosis. Notable values are interpreted by a physician — the trend over time is more meaningful than any single value.
Your biological age
DunedinPACE · Pace of aging
3rd genBelow 1.0 — you age slower than the calendar.
0.08 ↓ slower than last year
Epigenetic age clocks
chronological 44
Mortality & healthspan risk
4 yrs younger
Phenotypic age (clinical markers)
2 yrs younger
Multi-omic age (DNAm + metabolome)
3 yrs younger
GrimAge and DunedinPACE belong to the latest generation of epigenetic clocks — trained on mortality and pace of aging rather than calendar age alone. First-generation clocks (e.g. Horvath, Hannum) only estimate chronological age. All values are research indicators, not a clinical diagnosis. The white line marks your chronological age.
Performance & body
Cardiorespiratory fitness (spiroergometry)
Line = age- and sex-based target
Anaerobic threshold
19,2
RCP
32,1
Maximum
39,5
Body composition (bioimpedance)
Body fat
14,2 %
↓ from 14.5
Visceral fat
7 %
target ≤ 12
Muscle mass
81,2 %
well distributed
Body water
57,3 %
normal
BMI
23,6
↓ from 25.1
Weight
79 kg
↓ from 83.2
Example data from an anonymised report. VO₂max is measured under load in spiroergometry.
Your biomarkers
A curated selection from up to 233 biomarkers. Reference ranges are interpreted individually and by age/sex. Example data from an anonymised report.
Your microbiome
Enterotype
Type 1 · Bacteroides-dominant
Diversity & balance
Diversity
good
Inflammation
low
Fibre utilisers
medium
Favour
In moderation
Reduce
Top recommendation
More fermented vegetables and soluble fibre — the strongest driver for your fibre utilisers.
Microbiome recommendations are supportive, not a cure. Example data from an anonymised report.
Diagnostics at the frontier
Each of these is cutting-edge medicine on its own. At YEARS they run together — in a single day, under one roof.
A single AI-assisted 3-Tesla scan, head to pelvis — reveals structural changes, often before symptoms appear.
One blood draw screens tumour-specific signals (ctDNA) across 70+ cancer types — sometimes before imaging shows anything.
Your complete genome plus a pharmacogenetic profile — which drugs work how for you, derived individually.
The latest generation — not just how old you are, but how fast you age, from DNA methylation patterns.
Your plan
From 30+ examinations and up to 233 biomarkers, your physicians distil three clear priorities — each with a clear goal, concrete actions and a scheduled re-check.
Overall medical assessment
Overall a solid baseline with above-average fitness and an unremarkable metabolism. The key priorities for the coming months: the elevated cholesterol, the suboptimal vitamin D level and the low omega-3 index — each well addressable through lifestyle and targeted supplementation.
— Summarised by your YEARS medical team after the examination day
Your 3 most important priorities
Monitoring schedule
12 months of guidance included3 months
Vitamin D
3–6 months
Lipid panel, omega-3 index, home blood pressure
Annually
Lipids & inflammation, glucose / HbA1c / insulin, TSH, spirometry, carotid ultrasound
2–3 years
Bone density follow-up
Anonymised and shortened. Example from a real report — no guarantee of outcome; a plan is a direction, not a promise.
For every situation
No standard checklist. Your physicians build every plan individually around your health, your lifestyle and your goals.

Tom, 32
Marathon runner
From the YEARS report
Elevated Lp(a): drive ApoB down
Cardiovascular
Cardiology referral + family screening
Cardiogenetics
Replenish depleted iron stores
Endurance

David, 45
Tech founder
From the YEARS report
Target visceral fat seen on MRI
Metabolism
Reverse early insulin resistance
Blood sugar
Lower ApoB, improve sleep & HRV
Cardiovascular

Claudia, 71
Retired home cook
From the YEARS report
Build muscle & bone (protein + strength)
Musculoskeletal
Heart-healthy cooking she already loves
Nutrition
Track cognitive health yearly
Cognition

Sarah, 38
Mother of two
From the YEARS report
Replenish iron, restore energy
Micronutrients
Bring thyroid into optimal range
Hormones
Secure cardiovascular baseline early
Prevention

Michael, 52
Executive
From the YEARS report
Lower coronary risk (ApoB + calcium score)
Cardiovascular
Bring down blood pressure & visceral fat
Metabolism
Lower stress load, improve HRV
Recovery

Anna, 29
Yoga teacher
From the YEARS report
Safeguard plant-based diet: B12, ferritin, omega-3
Micronutrients
Build & protect bone density early
Bone
Lay a metabolic baseline for decades
Longevity

Robert, 60
Banker
From the YEARS report
Reverse fatty liver seen on MRI
Liver
Blood lipids & pressure to target
Cardiovascular
Follow up cancer-screening findings closely
Cancer screening
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