GeneDx to Showcase Data from Largest Genomic Newborn Screening Cohort of 14,000 Newborns
Data to be presented at the
Early diagnosis is critical to ensuring patients have the best chance at fighting the progression of disease. The broad availability of gNBS can significantly decrease time-to-diagnosis, which is particularly critical for diagnoses with actionable outcomes, including associated treatments and/or interventions. Through a retrospective analysis of its large database - currently more than 700,000 exomes and genomes -
As the lab behind industry moving research studies, including GUARDIAN (Genomic Uniform-screening Against Rare Diseases In All Newborns), which has served more than 10,000 infants, and its early involvement in Early Check, supporting 2,000 infants,
“GeneDx’s participation in GUARDIAN and Early Check allowed us to not only help end the diagnostic odyssey by delivering actionable diagnoses for hundreds of newborns before symptoms ever started, but also gave us the opportunity to showcase the power and impact of genomic newborn screening in this setting,” said Dr.
GeneDx’s ongoing work to support research within gNBS underscores the company’s vision for a world where any genetic disorder is diagnosed quickly to prevent disease progression and ensure long and healthy lives for all. As gNBS continues to advance,
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