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Luma helps organize records. It does not replace qualified medical judgment.

Last updated 7 September 2026 · Pre-release draft

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Luma is an organization tool

Luma stores and organizes information you provide. It is not a healthcare professional, diagnostic system, treatment service, emergency service, or medical device. Nothing in the app or website creates a clinician–patient relationship.

No diagnosis or treatment

Luma does not diagnose disease, interpret your complete clinical context, prescribe or recommend treatment, recommend medicines or supplements, calculate dosage, or tell you to change or ignore professional care. General educational explanations are not personal medical advice.

Laboratory records

Values, units, flags, and reference ranges shown in Luma are copied from information you provide or approve after extraction. Ranges can vary by laboratory, testing method, age, biological sex, pregnancy status, and clinical circumstances. Luma does not independently determine whether a result is medically normal, safe, or dangerous.

OCR and manual entry can contain mistakes. Review every field against the original report and ask a qualified healthcare professional to interpret results in your full context.

Comparisons and assistant answers

Changes, percentages, dates, and trends are calculated deterministically from stored entries. A change is not a conclusion about health. Assistant answers must identify the report, test date, and relevant value used; missing information is not inferred. Requests requiring diagnosis or treatment are refused.

Cycle estimates

Cycle predictions are probability-based estimates from recorded period starts. Recent cycles receive more weight, uncertainty widens with limited or variable history, and ovulation is estimated separately from the next period. These dates are not confirmation of ovulation, medical conclusions, fertility or pregnancy determinations, or a reliable method of contraception. Do not use Luma as birth control.

Emergencies and professional care

Do not use Luma to decide whether an emergency exists or what to do in an emergency. Contact local emergency services or a qualified healthcare professional immediately if you may need urgent help. Do not delay or disregard professional care because of information displayed by Luma.

Always make health decisions with a qualified healthcare professional who can review your symptoms, history, examinations, and complete records.