73%
of adults living with diabetes in Africa are undiagnosed.
Know more about your health, earlier.
Understand your risk of Type 2 diabetes and, if you live with diabetes or high blood pressure, your future risk of heart attack or stroke.
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A few minutes today can help you understand more about your health.
Risk doesn’t always come with a warning. That’s why knowing your risk matters.
25M
of adults living with diabetes in Africa are undiagnosed.
60M
The number of adults living with diabetes in Africa is projected to more than double by 2050.
82%
of adults with elevated blood pressure in the WHO African Region are either unaware of their status or not receiving treatment.
36%
of adults aged 30–79 in the WHO African Region were estimated to have hypertension in 2023.
How much do you actually know about your health?
TYPE 2 DIABETES
Type 2 diabetes can develop over time, and your risk can be shaped by things like age, family history, health history and everyday habits.
Understanding these factors can give you a clearer picture of where you stand.
Blood Pressure
High blood pressure doesn’t always come with obvious signs, so feeling fine doesn’t always tell you the full story.
Knowing your blood pressure and the health factors around it can help you understand your wider cardiovascular risk.
Heart Health
If you already live with diabetes or high blood pressure, that information can help build a clearer picture of your future cardiovascular health.
Uwem looks at relevant health factors to help you understand your future risk of heart attack or stroke.
Your everyday is part of the picture.
Family history
How you move
Your health history
What you eat
Your stage of life
How you rest
Some health stories begin before us.
Not just workouts. Your normal day counts too.
What you already know can help explain what comes next.
Not one meal. The bigger pattern.
Because health doesn't stay in one context forever.
Sleep is part of the story too.
Start with where you are.
Tell us about you
We follow what’s relevant
See your risk
Understand what it means
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Start with a few questions about your health, family history and everyday life. Nothing to prepare. Just what you already know about yourself.
Your answers help determine what comes next. The questions adapt to your health context, so you’re not going through things that don’t apply to you.
Your answers come together to give you an indication of your health risk, whether that’s Type 2 diabetes or, where relevant, future heart attack or stroke risk.
Your result isn’t a diagnosis or a score to pass. It gives you more context about your health and a clearer idea of what your result means.
Your life changes.
Your health context can too.
These stages can change the questions that matter.
Uwem considers that context when helping you understand your health.
We’re here to answer your questions
Ready when you are
Start with what you know. We’ll take it from there.
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No. Uwem's risk assessment provides information about potential health risk. It does not provide a medical diagnosis.
You know a lot about yourself. Here's something else to know.
A few questions can tell you more about your risk of Type 2 diabetes and, where relevant, your future heart health.
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