Mirror Gene by Kishore Sai

21/08/2026

20/08/2026

Variant of Uncertain Significance in Genetic reports.
What to do?

19/08/2026

Getting a diagnosis for a rare condition answers one question, and raises several more.
This carousel walks through the five steps that matter most after a rare disease diagnosis.
Save this and share it with any family who has just received a diagnosis.
Which of these five steps did you not know about? Drop the number below.
Kishore Sai, Genetic Counselor
www.mirrorgene.com

18/08/2026

Thalassemia is one of the most common genetic conditions in India, and carrier testing before pregnancy is one of the most underutilised tools available to couples.
Carriers have no symptoms. The only way to know is to test.
Save this and share it with a couple planning a pregnancy.
Drop a 1 if you did not know about thalassemia carrier testing before today.
-Kishore Sai, Genetic Counselor
www.mirrorgene.com

09/07/2026

This is one of the most common things I hear in a first session.

A genetic test report arrives - sometimes by email, sometimes handed over at a clinic - with variant classifications, reference ranges, and terminology that means nothing without context.

Genetic reports are written for genetic counselors and clinical geneticists to interpret. They are not written for patients, and in most cases not for general clinicians either.

If you have a result sitting in your inbox that you do not fully understand, that is not your fault. And it is exactly what a genetic counseling session is designed to address.

Drop a 1 if you have ever received a genetic result without a proper explanation.
— Kishore Sai, Genetic Counselor
mirrorgene.com

07/07/2026

Thalassemia major is preventable through carrier testing, yet most couples in India are never offered it before pregnancy.

Carriers are healthy. The only way to know is to test.

Save this for any couple planning a pregnancy.

Did you know your community has a higher carrier rate for thalassemia?

— Kishore Sai, Genetic Counselor
mirrorgene.com

03/07/2026

Question before Genetic testing.
Comment your questions.

01/07/2026

Genetic testing vs Counseling
Know the difference?

30/06/2026

A genetic test and genetic counseling are not the same thing, and most people only find out the difference after receiving a confusing result.

A test tells you what is in your DNA. A genetic counselor helps you understand what it means for your life.

Save this for anyone who has ever received a result they did not fully understand.

Have you ever had a genetic test result that left you with more questions than answers? Drop a comment below if yes.

— Kishore Sai, Genetic Counselor
mirrorgene.com