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AWS presents RareDx prototype for rare-disease review

On October 9, AWS described RareDx, an application prototype for geneticists. A coordinator directs 12 specialist agents for tasks such as clinical-history summaries and report drafting.

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Its gateway connects to 30 tools, including ClinVar, gnomAD, Ensembl and PubMed. Physicians at one initial test site reported a possible 60–70% reduction in administrative work; this is not a measured clinical outcome. AWS says validation continues.

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    On October 9, AWS described RareDx, an application prototype for geneticists. A coordinator directs 12 specialist agents for tasks such as clinical-history summaries and report drafting.

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