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Genetic Testing

GeneSight Testing
 

GeneSight testing is a pharmacogenomic test that analyzes specific genetic variations—primarily in 12 genes related to drug metabolism and response—to help clinicians choose psychiatric medications that may work best for an individual. It uses a cheek‑swab DNA sample and produces a color‑coded report categorizing about 60 medications by predicted gene‑drug interactions.)

Pipette In Test Tubes

It uses a cheek‑swab DNA sample and produces a color‑coded report categorizing about 60 medications by predicted gene‑drug interactions.

Children's doctor
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