Meet Reina and her family.
Reina spent her childhood without a diagnosis. The symptoms were present, the clinical findings were documented, and the genomic data was available, yet genetic testing repeatedly returned the same result: "Variant of Uncertain Significance." What was missing was interpretation, the synthesis of clinical context and evidence needed to understand what the data truly meant. After 13 years, Reina's family finally received a diagnosis: X-linked Houge-type syndromic intellectual developmental disorder. For them, the diagnostic odyssey ended. For many others, it continues.







