Natera Showcases Fetal Focus Single Gene NIPT Clinical Trial Results at SMFM Meeting

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Natera Showcases Fetal Focus Single Gene NIPT Clinical Trial Results at SMFM Meeting

Natera Inc. has announced that data from its EXPAND clinical trial, which evaluates the Fetal Focus™ Single Gene Non-Invasive Prenatal Test (sgNIPT), will be presented in an oral plenary session at the Society of Maternal Fetal Medicine (SMFM) meeting scheduled for February 8-13, 2026. The EXPAND study is a prospective, blinded trial designed to validate the use of Fetal Focus in identifying inherited conditions by analyzing 21 genes associated with serious, early-onset medical conditions. According to Natera, the oral presentation will detail the study's key results and methodology, including confirmation of all outcomes against genetic truth standards. Additional Natera presentations at SMFM will highlight data from the VANISH clinical trial, which focuses on the interpretation of cell-free DNA patterns in vanishing twin pregnancies.

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