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Whoop goes beyond the gym with expanded health testing. The fitness wearable company is opening its Advanced Labs blood testing — previously member-only — to the general public, and is adding Grail's multi-cancer early detection test to its lineup. Results are delivered directly to the Whoop app, with testing starting at around $150.
Whoop is making a big push beyond its fitness-tracker roots. The company announced it's expanding its Advanced Labs blood testing service — which combines Quest-powered diagnostics, AI-driven insights, and clinician-reviewed results — to non-members for the first time. The offering covers cardiovascular, metabolic, and inflammatory health, and starts at approximately $150.
The headline addition? Grail's Galleri multi-cancer early detection test is now part of the lineup, available at nearly 2,000 Quest locations across the U.S., with results delivered straight to the Whoop app. The move signals Whoop's growing ambition to become a full-fledged clinical health platform, not just a wearable.
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Why it matters: Bringing multi-cancer early detection into a consumer wearable ecosystem could dramatically lower the barrier to proactive cancer screening — reaching millions of health-conscious users who might not otherwise seek out such tests through traditional healthcare channels.
