Spotlight on Metabolic Disorders and LSDs for the Year of Discovery
Special thanks to ThinkGenetic for contributing to this post. This month, the Year of Discovery spotlights metabolic disorder and LSDs. Uploading…
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Romana’s Journey with Sotos Syndrome
Continue readingThis month in the Year of Discovery, FDNA spotlights overgrowth syndromes. Every case uploaded in April will be matched with…
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New Facial Analysis Discoveries for RASopathy Syndromes in the Year of Discovery
Continue readingIn March, FDNA reached out to clinicians and patients globally as part of the Year of Discovery to collect and…
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FDNA Spotlights Overgrowth Syndromes During the Year of Discovery
Continue readingFDNA’s Year of Discovery Initiative is taking on a different genetic syndrome group each month as part of its mission…
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From Genomics to Groceries, the Future Belongs to Those That Use A.I.
Continue readingpublished as part of Access A.I.’s publication: “AI and Business: a Practical Guide.“ Our world is filled with data. Data…
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Drew’s Journey with Noonan Syndrome
Continue readingThis month in the Year of Discovery, FDNA spotlights syndromes categorized as RASopathies. Every case uploaded in March will be…
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How data warehouses can speed identification of rare diseases
Continue readingDekel Gelbman, CEO of FDNA, was featured in Health Data Management discussing the value for hospitals of using clinical data…
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Pinpointing Rare Diseases with Facial Analysis and Phenotyping Technology
Continue readingDekel Gelbman, CEO of FDNA, was featured in the Medical Device and Diagnostics Industry, discussing the value of facial analysis…
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Phenotyping technologies save on costs and improve rare disease workflows
Continue readingDekel Gelbman, CEO of FDNA, was featured in Becker’s Hospital Review, discussing the value of phenotyping to hospitals involved in…
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