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New Long-Read DNA Test and AI System Advance Rare Disease Diagnosis

Researchers recommend a new long-read DNA test as the first choice for rare genetic disorders, showing a 3% higher diagnosis rate. Separately, a Chinese AI diagnostic system called DeepRare achieved 57.18% accuracy using only patient symptoms, with accuracy exceeding 70% when genetic data is included.

South Korea Fast-Tracks Rare Disease Drug Coverage Amid Budget Concerns

South Korea has approved fast-track drug listing for rare disease treatments, reducing the insurance coverage process from 240 days to 100 days. The reform includes post-listing effectiveness evaluations and flexible pricing agreements, aiming to improve patient access to innovative treatments amid ongoing budget concerns.

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The artificial intelligence in drug discovery market is projected to grow from USD 3.25 billion in 2026 to USD 10.29 billion by 2031, representing a 25.94% CAGR. AI technologies are accelerating drug discovery timelines, reducing costs, and improving success rates through advanced analytics and machine learning. North America leads market adoption while Asia-Pacific emerges as a high-growth region driven by expanding biotechnology sectors.

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