Carrier screening: Providing valuable insights for you and your patients

With early insights and continuing advancements in treatment options, you can help your patients identify the risk of having a child with an inherited genetic disorder. Hear from subject matter experts (including a genetic counselor and a mom of a child with spinal muscular atrophy) about how early carrier screening and genetic counseling can help patients prepare for their reproductive future. 

When preeclampsia doesn’t end after delivery: A mother’s experience with postpartum preeclampsia

Erin Kirk shares her experience with postpartum preeclampsia. Learn about Labcorp's comprehensive preeclampsia screening and early preeclampsia detection.

Solving the puzzle of preeclampsia

Hear from the subject matter experts addressing the prevalence of preeclampsia in the U.S. From early patient education, at-home monitoring and clinical management to digital health intervention and testing for preeclampsia across all pregnancy trimesters—the panelists are shedding light on the work helping to improve pregnancy outcomes and advance health equity.

It's more than just high blood pressure: Understanding preeclampsia's domino effect

Preeclampsia involves more than just high blood pressure. Read a patient's story of her experience with preeclampsia complications.

When preeclampsia strikes twice: A mother’s harrowing experience with preeclampsia recurrence

As a mother who’d already experienced preeclampsia during her first pregnancy, Crystal Dock went into her second pregnancy feeling somewhat cautious. Preeclampsia is a high blood pressure disorder that can restrict blood supply to the developing baby and increase the risk of pregnancy complications. Early detection is crucial to help avoid these complications.

More women are being diagnosed with preeclampsia. New testing from Labcorp could save lives with earlier detection

With preeclampsia on the rise and a lack of robust preeclampsia screening guidelines and options, Labcorp's new preeclampsia tests can support early detection.