As far as I can tell, none of the "health" results are about the patient's health, only carrier status relevant to potential children.
That's my understanding as well. New customers can't get the old health reports despite this tiny opening:
https://reason.com/blog/2015/10/21/fda-takes-one-regulatory-shackle-off-23a
Although earlier users (like myself) still have access to their health reports, I suspect 23andMe isn't putting the same effort into them since they could no longer market them and give them to new customers.
The author responds in comments:
I: There is a possible workaround. 23andMe will still supply you with your raw test results which you can then load into Promethease. To see what Promethease results look like click on over to SNPedia to view my frequently updated genetic testing report.
I use the Promethease report service. It's probably better than what 23andMe is giving, though I expect in a free world 23andMe could do much better with all the genomes available and a customer base interested in sharing information and getting diagnosed.
http://blog.23andme.com/23andme-and-you/a-new-23andme-experience/
Looks like they were finally able to work out something with the FDA, and are back up and running. On the one hand, I'm very excited about the return of personalized genetic testing, but on the other hand I'm disappointed that their price doubled to $199. I was going to get kits for my 4-member family for Christmas, but that won't be feasible now.
Another interesting release from 23andme that came out at the same time is their [transparency report](https://www.23andme.com/transparency-report/), which shows how many requests from law enforcement they have gotten for customer DNA access, and what percentage they have gone through with.