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Seeking Answers: ReSeq Project Doesn t Give Up on Finding a Diagnosis for Critically Ill Kids

For critically ill children with unknown genetic disorders, genome sequencing can be a powerful diagnostic tool, yet more than half of sequenced kids remain und

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Donation will help more Utah families diagnose infants, children with genetic disease

The Mark and Kathie Miller Pediatric Genomics Fund plans to contribute $3.6 million over the next five years to help children with chronic genetic disorders reach a diagnosis.

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Miller Family Contributes $3 6 million to Support Pediatric Genetic Research at U of Utah Health

Miller Family Contributes $3 6 million to Support Pediatric Genetic Research at U of Utah Health
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Utah doctors using artificial intelligence to identify rare genetic diseases in babies

Artificial Intelligence (AI) is helping doctors diagnose rare diseases in babies and Utah doctors are using the tool with the hope of saving more lives

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