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Pregnant? Here's What You Need to Know About NIPTs — ProPublica - Vimarsana News

Pregnant? Here's What You Need to Know About NIPTs — ProPublica

Clear up confusion around noninvasive prenatal testing (NIPTs) with this guide. We’ll talk testing companies, accuracy of results, cost, and more.

Finding a Surprising Story in a Stack of Medical Bills - Vimarsana News

Finding a Surprising Story in a Stack of Medical Bills

The Times journalists Sarah Kliff and Aatish Bhatia joined forces and expertise to investigate the limitations of prenatal testing.

KHN's 'What the Health?': Contagion confusion - Vimarsana News

KHN's 'What the Health?': Contagion confusion

The covid-19 pandemic is now entering its third year, and the ever-evolving health advice to combat an ever-evolving virus is leaving Americans more cranky and confused than ever.

NYT: Silicon Valley's Prenatal Tests for Serious Health Problems Have a Stunning False Positive Rate - Vimarsana News

NYT: Silicon Valley's Prenatal Tests for Serious Health Problems Have a Stunning False Positive Rate

In a recent article, the New York Times discusses the issue of inaccurate prenatal blood tests which regularly indicate that unborn babies could have disorders and ailments. But the tests are often wrong. The Times reports that for every 15 times they accurately diagnose a health issue in babies, they are wrong a stunning 85 times.

NYT: Silicon Valley's Prenatal Tests for Serious Health Problems Have a Stunning False Positive Rate - Vimarsana News

NYT: Silicon Valley's Prenatal Tests for Serious Health Problems Have a Stunning False Positive Rate

In a recent article, the New York Times discusses the issue of inaccurate prenatal blood tests which regularly indicate that unborn babies could have disorders and ailments. But the tests are often wrong. The Times reports that for every 15 times they accurately diagnose a health issue in babies, they are wrong a stunning 85 times.