GeneDx Introduces New Telehealth Pathway to Expand Access to Exome Testing for Parents Seeking Answers
WGS 01.09.2025

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Despite mounting clinical evidence for the benefits of exome testing in delivering a definitive diagnosis for rare disease patients, many individuals face barriers to access comprehensive genetic testing. The average time to an accurate diagnosis remains approximately 4-5 years, and in some populations, it can extend up to a decade.1At the same time, a child with neurodevelopmental disorders is likely to accrue over
“GeneDx understands that a genetic diagnosis can be life-changing for families, offering crucial insights that inform personalized care and treatment, which can lead to significantly improved health outcomes, including gene therapies and proactive condition management,” said Dr.
Too many children experience symptoms without a clear answer as to why. Meanwhile, genetic tests exist that may provide the answers these families desperately need. To bridge that gap,
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