Human digital twin
A digital model of a person that may one day combine genes, epigenetics, PK, and PD to refine treatment.
A human digital twin — we also say virtual human twin — is a working model of a person. The idea is to combine layers of data so a clinician can test a treatment effect before, or beside, the real prescription. It is a research and product path, not a live 30M test.
Our published pipeline describes a twin layer that would combine epigenetics, pharmacokinetics, and pharmacodynamics. That is more than a PGx PDF. It needs assays, models, and clinical sign-off we have not claimed as launched.
- Today: saliva PGx with CPIC notes.
- Later: twin layer with epigenetics, PK, and PD.
- Purpose: enhance treatment-effect reasoning, not replace the clinician.
- Enquire for early access if you are a partner or investigator.
Searches for “human digital twin” or “virtual human twin” often return engineering papers. If you reached us from those terms, the honest offer today is still the pharmacogenomics report, with the twin as the next build.