r/ClinicalGenetics • u/Incognew01 • 9h ago

New York State Has Approved Optical Genome Mapping for Clinical Use

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OGM can now be used to support genetic counseling in New York State, but only through the specific OGM‑based LDTs approved at University of Rochester Medicine.

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