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Genetic tests for you and your family.

You don't need to know the name of the test. Start with the reason for your search and discover options for different health needs and moments in life.

Find your way

What do you want to investigate?

Choose the theme that comes closest to your needs. On each path, you will find information to learn about the possibilities and talk to the professional who accompanies you or your family.

This information is general. The indication for the test must consider the person's history and the assessment of the responsible professional.

Guided choice

Your story helps define the next step.

Symptoms, health history, family cases and previous tests help guide the choice of investigation.

01 · History

Gather important information

Write down symptoms, diagnoses, medications, previous results and health situations that have appeared in the family.

02 · Objective

Define the objective of the investigation

Investigating a possible cause, planning a pregnancy or knowing a predisposition are different objectives and may require different approaches.

03 · Guidance

Ask any questions before sample collection

Talk to the responsible professional about what the test can investigate, the possible results and the limitations of each method.

After the test

Understand the possible results of the test.

Each result must be interpreted along with the reason for the investigation and health history. The report may identify a change related to the search, not find a conclusive explanation or present a variant of uncertain meaning, also called VUS.

Understand results and Infinity VUS
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    Infinity VUS

    A VUS does not confirm a diagnosis. With Infinity VUS, variants of uncertain significance reported in NeoGenomica tests remain monitored for possible relevant classification updates.

Frequently asked questions

Frequently asked questions about genetic tests.

I don't know which test to choose. Where do I start?

Start with the reason for your search. Symptoms, health history, family cases and previous tests help the responsible professional to define the most appropriate strategy.

Is a broader examination always the best option?

No. The choice depends on what needs to be investigated. In some situations, a broad analysis may be useful; in others, a targeted test or other technique may answer better.

Does genetic testing always provide a conclusive answer?

No. Every test has technical and interpretation limitations. The result may not identify a cause or present a variant of uncertain meaning.

Where can I find information about deadlines, materials and sample collection?

Requirements vary depending on the test. Please refer to the product page or speak to our team to confirm applicable conditions prior to sample collection.

Next step

Want to understand the next step?

Tell our team what you want to investigate. We can explain the available options, required documents and sample collection. The clinical indication must be defined with the professional accompanying you.

For patients and families

Information for each stage of the journey.

Start with the topic that comes closest to your question.

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