Aura-O

is a non-invasive blood test that detects early ovarian cancer through CDO1 and HOXA9 gene methylation in
women of all ages

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When to Choose

Aura-O™?

 

Choose Aura-O® when you have irregular periods, pelvic pain, Polycystic Ovary Syndrome (PCOS), endometriosis, or a family history of reproductive cancer it’s a proactive step toward a healthier you and future generations.

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Aura-O™ Ovarian Cancer Screening Process (Minimally Invasive Procedure)

Book your appointment and receive an activation ID for secure tracking and results access.

Attend your scheduled screening at the facility.

A phlebotomist will draw a 5 ml blood sample using a minimally invasive procedure for a quick and comfortable experience.

Your sample will be analyzed for ovarian cancer biomarkers.

Why Aura-C™? is a Game-Changer for Women’s Health

Non-Invasive Sample Collection:

Uses ctDNA from a small venous blood draw with no surgery, no biopsy and no discomfort.

Early Detection of FIGO Stages:

Aura-O Detection Sensitivity by FIGO Stage

84.6%
88.9%
84.8%
91.7%

Detection Sensitivity (%)

DNA Methylation-Based Assay:

Targets clinically validated markers (CDO1 and HOXA) for high sensitivity and specificity.

High Accuracy:

89.7%
97.7%

Efficient Triage Tool

More accurate and cost-effective than CA125, HE4, and ROMA Index for early ovarian cancer detection.

CE-IVD Certified

Approved for clinical use.

CE IVD

Aura-O™ Outperforms Traditional Ovarian Cancer Detection Methods in Both Sensitivity & Specificity

Sensitivity
Specificity

Sensitivity and Specificity of Ovarian Cancer Detection Methods

Clinical Trial Insights

Aura-O detects cancer earlier and more accurately than traditional tests like CA125, HE4 or the ROMA index giving you peace of mind with reliable results.

Clinical Studies

What You Receive

Results Online

Access your test results securely via our portal using your activation ID.

Gynecology Consultation

Get a personalized consultation with a gynecologist to discuss your results and next steps.

Further Screening or Treatment

If needed, you’ll receive recommendations for additional screening or treatment.