File and source check
We first check whether the file source, format, and marker coverage can support the report responsibly.
Method
Context changes what the DNA should mean.
A raw file can contain many signals. A useful report needs to decide which ones are relevant for this person, this goal, and this level of evidence.
Context intake
Family history, goals, labs, medications, and screening context shape which signals matter most.
Evidence review
Findings are separated into established, context-dependent, and exploratory groups so weaker signals do not look stronger than they are.
Action map
The output is a bounded set of practical next questions for self-review or a clinician conversation where appropriate.
Spoke DNA Reports are not a diagnosis and do not tell you to start, stop, or change medication.
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