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See how one test delivered answers for Oliver and gave him a clear path forward.^†

Claire initially began experiencing unexplained seizures at the age of 5 months; her parents also noticed a delay in her development. Ordering GeneDx exome as a first-line test could have meant answers within weeks. Yet ordering stepwise testing meant it instead took almost two years.

Luca was experiencing respiratory distress and hypoglycemia at birth. He was immediately transferred to the NICU for monitoring and ongoing care. His outcome would have been vastly different without early rapid genome sequencing.^†

Layla was born with a bowel obstruction that required two emergency surgeries in her first weeks of life. Considered as a typical short-bowel patient, Layla didn’t respond to treatment as expected. Fortunately, her care team used GeneDx rapid genome sequencing to uncover TTC7A deficiency, a rare condition that affects both the intestines and the immune system. Learn how her treatment drastically changed—helping Layla not just survive, but thrive.

“Getting a diagnosis was like having a direct prayer answered. Although we understood there was an uncharted road before us, we finally had a name, a diagnosis, and a way to conceptualize our experience with our son.”–May, Bodhi’s mother