
General Genetic Testing
Alongside our cancer genetic testing, we offer a range of general genetic services. Please use the links below for more information on the area you are interested in.
Preconception
Planning a family can raise important questions about genetic health. Preconception counselling can help if you are concerned about being a carrier of a genetic condition, have a known family history of a genetic disorder, or are exploring IVF and preimplantation genetic testing (PGT).
Read more about preconception & IVF →Neurology
Neurological genetic testing looks at genes affecting the brain, nerves and muscles, covering conditions such as epilepsy, muscular dystrophy and neurodegenerative disorders. Identifying a genetic cause can clarify a diagnosis, guide targeted treatment and inform your relatives of potential risks.
Read more about neurological testing →Cardiac
Cardiac genetic testing examines genes linked to the heart's structure and rhythm, including cardiomyopathy, inherited arrhythmias and unexplained sudden cardiac events. Understanding the genetic component helps you and your family manage risks effectively.
Read more about cardiac testing →Autism
Autism is common and usually caused by a combination of factors, with genetics playing an important role. Genetic testing may be helpful for some children or adults, particularly where there are additional features such as developmental delay, learning disability or seizures.
Read more about autism & genetics →Whole Exome Sequencing
Whole exome sequencing (WES) looks closely at the parts of your DNA that contain the instructions for how your body works (the exome). By analysing thousands of genes at once, it can sometimes provide answers that help with diagnosis, management and family planning.
Read more about whole exome sequencing →Predictive Testing
Predictive genetic testing can tell you whether you have inherited a known genetic variant (gene fault) that runs in your family. Where a specific gene fault has already been identified in a relative, testing becomes much more accurate and meaningful.
Read more about predictive testing →