Why is Genetic Screening

Important?

Early detection of disease risks (cancer, cardiovascular diseases, genetic disorders)

Disease prevention and management

Future health planning

Genetic counseling

Who are the candidates

for genetic screening?

01

Family history of genetic disorders

02

Pregnant women or those planning to become pregnant

03

Individuals with a high risk of cancer

04

Newborns with signs of genetic disorders

05

Before marriage

Early detection

69 cancers

before malignant cells develop

30 HEREDITARY CANCERS

Skin, blood, colorectal, liver, breast, lung, kidney, pancreas, ovary, stomach, small intestine, bladder, endometrial, prostate, head and neck cancer, bone, brain, esophageal cancer, thyroid, spinal cord...

9 COMMON RECESSIVE GENETIC DISORDERS

Galactose metabolism disorder, cholestatic jaundice, phenylketonuria, male sexual development disorder...

30 SYNDROMES AND CHRONIC DISEASES

20 cardiovascular diseases; 5 connective tissue diseases; 5 endocrine - metabolic diseases

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Why is Genetic Screening

Important?

Who are the candidates

for genetic screening?

30 HEREDITARY CANCERS

9 COMMON RECESSIVE GENETIC DISORDERS

30 SYNDROMES AND CHRONIC DISEASES

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Why is Genetic Screening

Important?

Who are the candidates

for genetic screening?

Early detection

69 cancers

before malignant cells develop

30 HEREDITARY CANCERS

9 COMMON RECESSIVE GENETIC DISORDERS

30 SYNDROMES AND CHRONIC DISEASES

Genetic screening at DNA

Genetic Screening - Early Insights, Better Health