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The Future of Newborn Genomic Screening

2023-06-01

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GS provides exciting opportunities to rapidly identify a diagnosis in critically ill newborns and children with rare genetic conditions. But there are good reasons to remain cautious about the broad implementation of these strategies in babies and children. At best, rapid GS leads to diagnoses in many infants in highly selected populations. It sometimes leads to beneficial and changes in management. Parents and ph...

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Literature Corpus work: 9788456e-e3f5-564a-a8da-072a9f427512
DOI: 10.20944/preprints202306.0046.v1

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