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Record types read
Labs · imaging · notes · devices
100%
GRADE-labeled
Every interpretation
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Consumer web sources
PubMed & guidelines only
What Synapse does
A second read on your own results — without the wait
Reads every record
Upload labs, imaging reports and office notes. Synapse extracts the values, flags out-of-range results and keeps them on file for context.
Connects the dots
Cross-references findings — low free T against elevated SHBG, thyroid against energy — to build a differential, not just a single number.
Grades every claim
Each interpretation comes with a GRADE label and a peer-reviewed citation, so you know exactly how much to trust it before acting.
A graded answer
It explains the why,
not just the value
not just the value
Synapse never hands you a number without context. It tells you what a result suggests, what to confirm, and how strong the underlying evidence is.
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Synapse Graded answer
Your free testosterone is 6.1 ng/dL — below the 9–30 reference range. With SHBG elevated at 52 nmol/L, more testosterone is protein-bound, lowering the free fraction despite near-normal total testosterone. Verified — High
Addressing elevated SHBG (thyroid, insulin sensitivity) can raise free T Verified — Moderate
Confirm with a repeat morning draw plus LH before any intervention Verified — High
For educational purposes only. Not a substitute for medical advice.
What you can upload
Synapse reads it all
Lab panels
CMP, hormones, thyroid, lipids
Imaging reports
X-ray, CT, MRI summaries
Office notes
Consults & visit summaries
Wearables
Oura, Apple Watch, Whoop