Please read before using Aura guidance
Health and Safety Disclaimer
Effective July 18, 2026 · Reviewed for test-mode release
Not diagnosis or treatment
Aura does not diagnose, screen for, prevent, cure, mitigate or treat medical or mental-health conditions. Results identify educational categories that may be useful to explore with a qualified professional.
Medication, hormones, supplements and testing
Do not start, stop or change medications, hormone therapy, supplements, testing or treatment based on Aura content. Decisions about suitability, interactions, contraindications and monitoring belong with appropriately qualified professionals.
When to seek immediate help
Call emergency services for chest pain, severe difficulty breathing, fainting, sudden weakness or neurological symptoms, uncontrolled bleeding or another possible emergency. In the United States, call or text 988 for suicidal thoughts or an immediate mental-health crisis; elsewhere use the appropriate local service.
When to arrange professional evaluation
Seek timely evaluation for persistent, severe, rapidly worsening or unexplained fatigue, sleep disruption, pain, bleeding, mood changes, body changes, hair loss or other concerning symptoms.
Evidence and limitations
Aura aims to distinguish stronger evidence from emerging, mixed or limited evidence and to date its reviews. Scientific knowledge changes. General evidence cannot predict what is safe or effective for a specific person.
Professional review and limitations
Aura reports that legal and clinical advisors reviewed this release. That review does not turn the free assessment into a validated clinical instrument, establish a clinician-patient relationship or replace individualized medical care.