OrganAge™
OrganAge™ uses advanced proteomics to measure the health of your individual organs, revealing where risk may be emerging and where your actions matter most.
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Measure thousands of proteins with organ-specific signatures in your blood to detect the earliest signs of age-related change.
A standard blood sample captures proteins circulating throughout your body.
Advanced proteomics measures thousands of protein signals in a single sample.
See the health of 10+ organs in your body.
Traditional biological age markers provide a single measure for the body. OrganAge™ reveals distinct aging patterns across individual organs, creating a more precise picture of where aging is occurring and where targeted action matters most.
Other tests
1 blended signal
One age for your entire body.
Vero
10+ distinct signals
Distinct organ-level aging signals across your brain, heart, lungs, kidneys, liver, pancreas, intestines, muscle, arteries, immune system, and more.
Vero Compass™ is currently under development and for research purposes only.
OrganAge™ with Cell Clocks™ is built on proteomic technology developed in the Stanford laboratory of Vero co-founder Tony Wyss-Coray, PhD.
In peer-reviewed studies involving 45,000+ individuals measured over 17 years, researchers found that organs and cells age at different rates within the same individuals and organ-age estimates are associated with future health outcomes, including disease and mortality risk.
OrganAge™ is a blood test that measures biological health at the organ and cellular level. It goes beyond single-number age scores to pinpoint vulnerabilities so you can take action where it matters most.
Proteomics is the measurement of the proteins circulating in your blood and their functions. Where your genome is a fixed set of instructions, your proteome is what those instructions are producing right now — the full set of proteins in your body at this moment. It shifts with age, illness, sleep, training, medication and stress.
A standard blood panel measures hundreds of proteins one at a time. A proteomic panel measures thousands in a single run of the same sample. OrganAge™ reads 11,000+.
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