New Delhi, Aug. 21 -- If you are someone with genetic or lifestyle factors putting you at risk of heart disease, diabetes or cancer, chances are you get an annual blood check-up done regularly. Five years from now, you may add an annual genomic test to detect risks like these before they hit you.

That is the dream and intent, Ramesh Hariharan, director and chief executive of Reliance Industries Ltd-backed genomics firm Strand Life Sciences told Mint.

Earlier this month, Strand launched NutriDNA, a genetic test that helps modulate your diet based on the genetic make-up. It analyses traits across areas like vitamin metabolism, food sensitivities, weight management, fitness performance, inflammation, and sleep patterns.

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