prenatal testing

Who Should Consider Prenatal Testing?

Prenatal testing is typically recommended for:
Women over the age of 35
Those with a family history of genetic disorders
Individuals with previous pregnancies affected by neonatal disorders
Couples who are carriers of genetic conditions

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