Carrier screening (A screening test for once in a lifetime)

carrier screening test is based on 12,125 genetic variants annotated as Pathogenic/Likely Pathogenic derived from 1,465 genes associated with 1,853 diseases. 
What is carrier screening?
Carrier screening is a genetic test used to determine if a healthy person is a carrier of a recessive genetic disease. The goal of carrier screening is to help individuals understand their risks of having a child with a genetic disorder and review the range of options available to guide pregnancy and family planning.
An individual is a carrier of ~2.8 pathogenic variants on average
Approximately 1 in 4 (24%) individuals were carriers for at least 1 disorder and 1 in 20 (5.2%) were carriers for multiple disorders (of ~24000 individuals screened for 108 disorders).
1 in 20 (5%) individuals (of 12,000 individuals screened for 3 disorders) were carriers, 88% had no previous family history and
1 in 240 were carrier couples with increased risk of having a child with a disorder.(conditions: 1,853; genes: 1,465).
Report Timeline: 4 to 5 weeks