Pregnancy will complicate the mood of parents-to-be. They will not only throb with expectation, but also show worries about the unknown. However, prenatal genetic testing can identify whether the baby has genetic abnormalities before birth, so the screening results always affect the hearts of prospective parents. For this reason, the Gene Medical Center of Cleveland Clinic in the United States explained some misunderstandings about prenatal gene testing. Myth 1: All Pregnant Women Should Have Prenatal Genetic Testing Truth: Prenatal genetic testing is divided into two parts: prenatal screening and prenatal diagnosis. Some prenatal tests (such as ultrasound examination and serological examination) belong to prenatal screening, which is required by every expectant mother. However, some special tests, such as non-invasive genetic Read More …