Not one test. One platform built to expand.
miRoncol uses AI to recognize disease-associated patterns within broad microRNA profiles. Repeated profiles add personal context, while validated research may reveal more from appropriate earlier data.
Published proof pointThe first peer-reviewed published miRNA-based multi-cancer early detection model.
Create a broad microRNA profile.
Identify disease-associated patterns within the microRNA profile using AI.
Build personal context across repeated profiles.
Ask new questions as validated research advances.
A profile captures the present. Its value can deepen over time.
A profile collected while you are healthy creates a biological starting point. Repeated profiles reveal personal change, while validated science may make existing data newly informative.
Investigate sooner, potentially before symptoms appear.
If future research validates microRNA patterns associated with progression toward type 2 diabetes or early neurodegenerative change, the platform could examine existing profiles for those patterns while a person still feels healthy.
Capture a broad profile before symptoms.
See how personal patterns evolve.
Ask new questions as science advances.
A multi-cancer early detection test is already built from the platform. That is the starting point.
Oncology is not simply a research direction. miCheckup translates the platform's published oncology research into a focused application. Cardiovascular, neurodegenerative and metabolic disease are the next research directions.
Canada's microRNA multi-cancer early detection blood test.
miCheckup is a real application of the platform, grounded in the first peer-reviewed published miRNA-based MCED model.
From a published oncology application into three additional research directions
Cardiovascular
Investigating microRNA patterns connected to cardiovascular biology.
Neurodegenerative
Investigating patterns connected to neurological decline.
Metabolic
Investigating patterns connected to metabolic dysfunction.
You cannot retest the past. You can preserve a biological record of it.
Start with a broad microRNA profile while you are healthy. Repeated profiles can help show whether a signal persists or changes over time. As research advances, appropriate existing data may be revisited without trying to recreate biology from months or years earlier.