Why there is a need for reconfirmation in hereditary testing?
Why run the test twice!!
As a test ordering individual, did you ever know,
‘How relevant your test results are?
How precise the reports obtained are?
In Science, it is believed that any observation obtained once is not precise, every observation
has to be confirmed twice or more, to define the obtained result to be precised. The objective
to repeat an observation in clinical diagnosis is to prevent error making, as it is a suggestive
approach for confirmation of the results that contribute to clinical decision making. As it is
marked that, positive results recommend second-tier confirmation to mark false-positive
results.
Myriad, tests are those who can give you an assured precised result, as they use a high-end
order NGS technology to analyse a sample, where NGS sequencing is performed by repeated
cycles of polymerase-mediated nucleotide extensions, and carry out parallel sequencing
reactions, which gives you accurate results. It can generate repeatable results across replicates
of the same samples within a single batch run and enables a series of results to determine
false positive or negative reports.
As Myriad notes the importance, that the patients and their families use test results to make
life-saving medical decisions and hence promises to provide affordable access to testing and
comprehensive support for ALL appropriate patients and their families.
You can be assured with Myriad testing, as Myriad refers to its own fully published data for
analysis. And proved to be the ‘Gold Standard’ method for genetic analysis. Myriad provides
vital information to help people to understand their own risk of developing cancer. Analysis
your risk assessment and knowing about the information you need, would enable you and
your health professional to help you improve your health and quality of life and reducing the
cost effective of health care.
Myriad’s hereditary cancer testing products have been used to help millions of people make
more informed healthcare choices.
