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Opinion | The Benefits and Pitfalls of Prenatal Genetic Tests - Vimarsana News

Opinion | The Benefits and Pitfalls of Prenatal Genetic Tests

Readers discuss an article about the many false positives, and whether the tests are faulty or misunderstood.

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.

Doc Touts Long COVID 'Cure'; COVID's Perfect Victims; Prenatal Tests Wrong - Vimarsana News

Doc Touts Long COVID 'Cure'; COVID's Perfect Victims; Prenatal Tests Wrong

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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.

These prenatal tests, when they warn of rare disorders, are usually wrong - Vimarsana News

These prenatal tests, when they warn of rare disorders, are usually wrong

As prenatal tests have expanded to more rare conditions, a larger share of their positive results are incorrect, an examination by The New York Times has found.