Now is the moment
With annual deductibles potentially met, now is a particularly good time to pursue comprehensive genetic testing.
New AAP Guidance: Exome and genome sequencing recommended as first-line tests. Learn more
With annual deductibles potentially met, now is a particularly good time to pursue comprehensive genetic testing.
Finally—an easy-to-understand guide to pediatric genetic testing.
Decades after an individual’s first unexplained seizure, a genetic diagnosis can still provide the clarity that they have been waiting for, and the chance for better outcomes.¹ It’s also more accessible than ever.
Seeing a spike in back-to-school concerns? AAP-recommended testing may help find answers sooner.
This NICU Awareness Month, GeneDx celebrates the healthcare heroes navigating some of the most challenging beginnings—and is here to help.
An emergency transfer put their newborn in a hospital where a genetic study was in progress. It may have changed everything.
Sarah knew something was wrong. The nosebleeds. The fatigue. The headaches. Her care team said she was fine. But her gut said otherwise.
