Xytex Vetting Sample Clauses

Xytex Vetting. Xytex’s vetting of the Donor’s medical, genetic, and background information, occurs on or about the time of the Donor’s initial Specimen donation. Although Xytex is not obligated hereunder (or otherwise) to disclose or share with Client or Client’s Healthcare Provider any updated clinically significant medical, genetic, or background information, in the event Xytex does share any such updated information, it is up to the client to consult a genetic counselor, or other appropriate professional. Xytex is not a medical provider, and cannot provide medical advice. Notwithstanding the foregoing, nothing contained herein shall be deemed to impose upon Xytex any duty or obligation to share with Client or Client’s Healthcare Provider any updated information about a Donor or Specimen, of which it becomes aware, whether or not it is determined that such updated information is, or may be, clinically significant or actionable medical, genetic, and/or background information. Furthermore, no assurances can be given that Donors will provide to Xytex, or that Xytex will receive or come to know of, any such updated information, notwithstanding any contractual or other obligations, if any, on the part of Donors to so provide Xytex with any such updated information.
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