Veteran's Health

BIPOC veterans face preventable diagnostic blind spots because most genetic reference data underrepresents their ancestry. Population-specific genomics changes that by building ancestry-aware panels, harmonizing EHR + omics data, and engaging communities in consent and governance. The VA can convert uncertainty into actionable care. This long-form guide maps the challenge, the technology, and a practical pilot design to close the gap between genomic promise and the lived expe

Veterans exposed to burn pits, chemicals, and radiation face a lifetime of uncertainty. Precision health tools, like NGS and biomarker discovery, can connect deployment history to biological outcomes, strengthen VA disability claims, and enable personalized monitoring. Phronetik is leading the way in making these solutions accessible to all veterans.

Every day, up to twenty-two veterans die by suicide. Precision medicine can change that. By leveraging genetic predisposition profiling, trauma-resilience biomarkers, and population-specific bioinformatics, Phronetik offers tools to predict risk, personalize care, and save lives, especially for underserved veterans.

Veterans face disproportionate risks for cardiometabolic disorders, autoimmune diseases, and certain cancers. Phronetik’s precision medicine approach uses genomics to identify predispositions early, enabling customized prevention strategies that can stop disease before it starts.

Veterans often endure medication guesswork, but pharmacogenomics veteran prescribing offers a precision-based solution: safer, effective therapy guided by their genome.

PTSD impacts many veterans, but genomics PTSD screening offers a new frontier: early risk detection, tailored recovery, and equitable mental health care rooted in precision medicine.