Redefining Phenotyping for Clinical Advancements and Variant Prioritization
FDNA’s CEO, Dekel Gelbman, joined two distinguished members of the genetics community—Dr. John Carey (University of Utah) and Dr. Christine Read more
FDNA Insights
ACMG Meeting 2020
The FDNA team is gearing up for ACMG 2020 and we’re excited to share with you new developments and Read more
Precision Medicine and the Integration of Next-Generation Phenotyping
By Dr. Karen Gripp, Chief Medical Officer at FDNA Next-generation phenotyping (NGP) is characterized by the use of computer learning Read more
2019 Highlights
2019 was a year of activism, shifts in political ideology, and tech innovation, all resulting in a pause for reflection Read more
AI-Driven Facial Analysis Equals Better Healthcare for All
The world is bearing witness to a technological revolution that fundamentally changes how we do everything from creating music, Read more
Using Face2Gene to End a 12-Year-Long Diagnostic Odyssey for Mother and Daughter
In this case, Face2Gene helped Dr. Cyndy Curry by motivating targeted genetic testing for a family that had long gone Read more
Using Face2Gene to Focus Analysis on the Relevant Gene Based on Phenotype
In this case, Face2Gene helped Dr. Lynne Bird focus analysis on a single variant in a setting where the patient Read more
Using Face2Gene to Make Sense of a Medical Mystery
In this case, Face2Gene helped Dr. Li target analysis of a gene which otherwise would not have been analyzed, ultimately Read more
Using Face2Gene to Support Molecular Diagnostics in a Telehealth Setting – Case 2
After a successful experience using Face2Gene in his telehealth clinic in Scottsbluff, Dr. Abdul-Rahman decided to start another clinic using Read more
Using Face2Gene to Support Molecular Diagnostics in a Telehealth Setting – Case 1
In this case, Face2Gene helped Dr. Omar Abdul-Rahman get patients tested in a more rapid, targeted way, many times before Read more
A Rare Disease Day Reflection
Rare diseases affect roughly 30 million Americans, yet only 5 percent of the estimated 7,000 known rare diseases have cures Read more
Patient Matching
Face2Gene Patient Matching aims to use de-identified facial patterns and other clinical data in your case to find phenotypic similarities Read more
Extracting Features From Clinical Notes
DID YOU KNOW: By adding clinical features to your cases in Face2Gene, you increase the possible syndrome matches to 7,000+. NEW: Include features Read more