. The genetic constitution of an infant contributes to birth defects in half the population of infants born with such defects, and about 30% of infant mortality is also attributed to genetic factors. In addition, it is estimated that about 10% of adults are born with major or minor birth defects due to genetics or environmental factors. Genomic testing aids in the genetic screening and diagnostic tests to confirm certain clinical genetic conditions.

This further enables the application of novel preventive therapies or management strategies. Recent innovations and discoveries help obstetrician-gynecologists overcome the challenges associated with the health of women and children and manage the genetic disease through counseling, diagnosis, and treatment. Session highlights: Understanding of reproductive genomics Importance of reproductive genomics in healthcare Recent developments in…