Disparities in Prenatal Carrier Screening Including Partner Testing by Insurance Status

Publicly insured patients had delayed prenatal genetic testing, reduced partner testing, and lower screening completion. Strategies are needed to provide equitable access to timely prenatal genetic testing.

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Prenatal Diagnosis
Published
2026-03-20
DOI
https://doi.org/10.1002/pd.70129
Primary Topic
Prenatal Screening and Diagnostics
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Disparities in Prenatal Carrier Screening Including Partner Testing by Insurance Status

Spencer C. Darveau, S. T. Chasen, Disha Trivedi, Isabel Murray
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Disparities in Prenatal Carrier Screening Including Partner Testing by Insurance Status

Spencer C. Darveau, S. T. Chasen, Disha Trivedi, Isabel Murray
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Abstract

Publicly insured patients had delayed prenatal genetic testing, reduced partner testing, and lower screening completion. Strategies are needed to provide equitable access to timely prenatal genetic testing.

Prenatal Diagnosis
Cornell University (US), Presbyterian Hospital (US)
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