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Blua My Genomics

Genomic healthcare uses the evolving science of genetics to help you and your doctor proactively manage your health.

DNA tests can help diagnose diseases. They can also show whether you’re likely to develop certain health conditions, and how you’ll respond to different medicines.

Blua offers genetic testing services for personalised medicine, and will soon be offering testing services for preventive healthcare.

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Get healthcare
that's right for
your body

Your genome is the blueprint that makes you 'you'. It's your body's set of genetic instructions that you inherited from your parents.

Almost all genetic information is identical among humans. But each person has genetic variations (around 0.1% of their genome1) which make them unique. Most genetic variants are harmless, but there are some that can influence your health.

Advances in genomics mean that we can move away from a 'one-size-fits-all' approach to health, and make personalised medicine the new normal. Genomics lets you know what's right for your body - and helps you make better choices about your health.

Genomics health
services

Personalised medicine

Discover how your genes might make certain medicines more or less effective.

Preventive healthcare

Know your genetic risks of developing certain diseases down the track, so you can take the right actions for your health.

Your genes. Your data.

The unique makeup of your body is sensitive information, and Blua takes privacy seriously.
You can learn more about how your data is handled on each of our service pages.

Privacy and
health insurance

Your genetic information is private, and your test results won't be shared with Bupa health insurance.
You can learn more about how your data is handled on each of our service pages.

  1. F. Collins, M.S. Guyer & A. Chakravarti, Variations on a Theme: Cataloging Human DNA Sequence Variation, Science, accessed 28 April 2025