Genetic screening is a routine offering in preconception and prenatal care. Genomic tests such as expanded carrier screening and cell-free DNA (cfDNA) screening provide more options than ever before for screening and testing for a wide variety of conditions. Learn more about the benefits and limitations of these tests in JAX’s CME/CNE courses and clinical education resources.
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Learn about the benefits and limitations of carrier screening in prenatal care.
Learn about the benefits and limitations of cell-free DNA screening in prenatal care for the purpose of facilitating patient decision-making.
The American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists (ACOG) recommends that both aneuploidy screening and diagnostic testing options be offered to all pregnant women.
Select prenatal screening and diagnostic testing options for Trisomy 21 and other fetal aneuploidies
Cell-free DNA screening performance table showing performance of cell-free DNA screening by condition.
Build skills to identify and manage patients who at increased risk of cancer based on family health history and/or genetic testing. Choose from 11 short, case-based modules