13 years searching
for answers.
Reina spent her childhood without a diagnosis. Genetic tests returned results. But the results came back the same way, again and again: "Variant of Uncertain Significance."
The variant was there. The clinical picture was there. What was missing was the interpretation, the synthesis of evidence that could help clinicians understand what the data might mean.
After 13 years, Reina's family received a diagnosis. For them, the odyssey ended. For many others, it continues.
"It took 13 years. We finally have the answer."
Reina's father
This is the diagnostic odyssey. Sequencing has become fast and accessible. Interpretation has not kept pace.
Interpretation at Scale
- •Variants identified, significance unclear
- •Evidence scattered across databases
- •Interpretation capacity lags sequencing
- •Clinicians need synthesis, not more data
Organized Evidence
- •Synthesize sources into summaries
- •Show reasoning transparently
- •Support clinician review, not replace it
- •Cite every source, explain every step
Reina's story reflects a systemic challenge. GeneGenius exists to help organize the evidence, not to promise outcomes, but to support the clinicians who make them possible.
GeneGenius is a clinical decision support tool, currently in validation. It does not diagnose, treat, or replace clinical judgment. Final decisions remain with qualified clinicians and their patients.






