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Early diagnosis leads to a better life for people living with a rare disease. Newborn screening is a way to provide this: families are able to plan better for their child's care and treatment, and make informed decisions about future pregnancies.
FibroFluttersA better life with a rare disease: harmonising approaches to Newborn Screening
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Medical Xpress
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Science X staff
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Medical Xpress
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Science X staff
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The Conversation
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Clare Collins
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