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    The timely detection of rare diseases is crucial, and using a range of approaches will be key to reducing the diagnostic odyssey

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    Fig. 1: Rare conditions by genetic basis and treatability.
    Fig. 2: Penetrance of pathogenic genetic variants identified in population cohorts compared with clinical cohorts.
    Fig. 3: Overview of diagnostic and screening pathways.

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    1. Clinical and Biomedical Sciences, University of Exeter Medical School, Exeter, UK

      Caroline F. Wright, Amicia Phillips, Emma L. Baple & Leigh Jackson

    2. Unique, The Stables, Oxted, Surrey, UK

      Sarah L. Wynn

    3. Genetic Alliance UK, London, UK

      Nick Meade

    4. South West Genomic Medicine Service, Royal Devon & Exeter NHS Foundation Trust, Exeter, UK

      Emma L. Baple

    5. Centre for Human Genetics, University of Oxford, Oxford, UK

      Anneke M. Lucassen

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    Wright, C.F., Phillips, A., Wynn, S.L. et al. Reducing the diagnostic odyssey in rare disease: why screening is not the only answer.
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