CNBC December 5, 2023
Ashley Capoot

Key Points

– Reproductive technology startup Orchid is launching the first commercially available whole genome sequencing test for embryos.

– The test can identify a child’s birth defects, neurodevelopmental disorders, chromosomal abnormalities and pediatric and adult-onset cancers before a pregnancy begins, Orchid said.

– It said the technology is for couples undergoing IVF, which is a type of treatment for people who are experiencing infertility or are at risk of passing on genetic problems.

Reproductive technology startup Orchid on Tuesday announced a comprehensive new genetic test that may help many prospective parents across the U.S. breathe a little easier.

The company is launching the first commercially available whole genome sequencing report for embryos, designed for couples undergoing in vitro...

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