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(Medical News Today) wrote:
Two years ago more than one in four newborns screened for metabolic and other inherited disorders in Alabama had to be retested.
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(Slam! Sports) wrote:
Now that Jim Kelly has convinced several states to begin testing infants for rare and often fatal genetic disorders, the Hall of Fame quarterback is setting his sights higher.
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Site News:
Welcome to the NEW NewbornScreening.com with automatic news updates (Newborn Screening and Public Health related) and updated links to state by state lab websites. Now under new management. Email us at admin (at newbornscreening dot com) or post a message on our Forum with any suggestions on how we can better serve the Newborn Screening community. We are also actively looking for sponsors who can help us grow our site.
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Newborn Screening Mentioned:
(Pioneer Press) wrote:
WASHINGTON — Matthew Brzica and his wife hardly noticed when the hospital took a few drops of blood from each of their four newborn children for routine genetic testing. But then they discovered that the state had kept the dried blood samples ever since — and was making them available to scientists for medical research.
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(BBC News) wrote:
'Folly' of short-sighted cuts in NHS ice age
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(Washington Post) wrote:
States' practice of collecting newborns' blood and offering it to researchers raises privacy issues.
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(Washington Post) wrote:
Matthew Brzica and his wife hardly noticed when the hospital took a few drops of blood from each of their four newborn children for routine genetic testing. But then they discovered that the state had kept the dried blood samples ever since -- and was making them available to scientists for medic...
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(The Buffalo News) wrote:
Officials with the Badge of Honor Association, which raises money for the families of fallen police officers, presented a check Thursdayfor $10,600 to the Hunter's Hope Foundation.
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(Atlanta Journal-Constitution) wrote:
National health officials estimate that Georgia has one of the three largest populations in the United States for sickle cell disease. National health officials estimate that Georgia has one of the three largest populations in the United States for sickle cell disease.
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(The Brockville Recorder and Times) wrote:
Recently, as the eHealth scandal was breaking, I received a Twitter message asking me what I thought of consultants billing taxpayers for their tea and snacks at Tim Hortons when they were being paid thousands of dollars a day.[...]
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(Marketwire) wrote:
TORONTO, ONTARIO--(Marketwire - June 23, 2009) - In releasing his fourth annual report today, Ontario Ombudsman Andre Marin demonstrates how his office "delivers big value on a small budget," through efficient, hard-hitting investigations that help make government better. "At times like these, the value of public services comes into sharp focus," Mr. Marin says in the report, which reviews his ...
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(Toronto Sun) wrote:
Recently, as the eHealth scandal was breaking, I received a Twitter message asking me what I thought of consultants billing taxpayers for their tea and snacks at Tim Hortons when they were being paid thousands of dollars a day.
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(Action News 24 Erie) wrote:
Yes, it was so fun! No, but I would like to someday. No, I'm scared of heights.
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