Test Results

1.      When logged into your account, there will be a large box on the left of the screen where your results are listed.

2.      Click the blue bubble that says View Full Report.

3.      A new window will open the report.

4.      Click the printer icon.

5.      You will be given the option to either print your report or save as PDF.

*The report cannot be directly downloaded due to security compliance to protect your data.  

1. When logged into your account, there will be a large box on the left of the screen where your results are listed.

2. Click the link Auria Provider Brochure.

3. A new window will open the file in Adobe Acrobat.

4. Click the download or print icon.

Once the sample has been received by the lab, your results will be available within 10 business days. You’ll receive a notification from us when your results are available in your online account.

Your test results will provide you a score and classification of low, medium, or high. A medium or high classification does not mean you have breast cancer, but rather the score produced from your sample could be elevated due to a breast abnormality.  Your classification will give you a recommended timeframe to get a screening mammogram or other imaging.

Auria determines the concentration of two proteins from your tear sample. These two proteins are part of the early inflammatory process and could be elevated due to malignancy but can also be elevated due to benign masses. These concentrations are used, together with age, in our proprietary algorithm to calculate your AURIA SCORE. 

The AURIA SCALE was developed using the scores from over 1000 clinical samples. The classifications of low, medium, and high were developed based on retrospective clinical analysis of follow-up imaging. Early data suggests scores in the medium or high category are associated with increased molecular events in the host tissue and should be evaluated by follow up imaging in a timely manner. 

The Auria score provides biological information regarding the level of inflammation in your breast tissue at the time of sample collection. Early data suggest a score in the High category indicates an elevated level of inflammation is occurring in your breast tissue. 

It is recommended that an Auria® classification of High (>1.0) be clinically correlated with a structural examination of the breast tissue, such as a mammography, within 3 to 6 months of receiving test results. Auria is a screening tool and is not specific for breast cancer but could be elevated due to a breast abnormality such as a benign mass, cyst, or calcifications.

The Auria score provides biological information regarding the level of inflammation in your breast tissue at the time of sample collection. Early data suggest a score in the Medium category indicates an elevated level of inflammation is occurring in your breast tissue. 

It is recommended that an Auria® classification of Medium (>0.1, <1.0) be clinically correlated with a structural examination of the breast tissue, such as a mammography, within 6 to 12 months of receiving test results. Auria is a screening tool and is not specific for breast cancer but could be elevated due to a breast abnormality such as a benign mass, cyst, or calcifications.

The Auria score provides biological information regarding the level of inflammation in your breast tissue at the time of sample collection. It is recommended that an individual with an Auria® classification of Low (<0.1) continue with reccomended standard of care congruent with their age and risk level. Auria is a screening tool and is not specific for breast cancer but could be elevated due to a breast abnormality such as a benign mass, cyst, or calcifications. Auria is not intended to replace a screening mammogram.

An Auria sample report and explanation can be found here.

Auria is intended to help inform you about your breast health journey and give you information to communicate with your doctor about next steps. You’ll find a link in your account to download your Auria report, which you can share with your PCP. In addition, please see Introduction to Auria for Health Care Providers in this document.

Samples may be rejected if:

• A sample is received more than three days after collection
• The customer is under 30 years of age
• There is no sample strip in the sample tube
• If there’s no sample solution present
• If the sample solution is cloudy or a color other than clear
• If the sample label is not correctly or completely filled out
• If the identifiers on the sample label do not match the customer profile
• The sample is from an expired kit

If the CLIA lab has to reject your sample, Auria customer service will notify you using the email address used to set up your account.