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WHO urges wider newborn screening
The World Health Organization has called for expanding newborn screening programs for early detection of birth defects, which account for approximately 8% of deaths among children under five. They emphasized focusing on low- and middle-income countries. The organization confirmed that early diagnosis and treatment help save lives and reduce long-term disabilities. They urged governments to incorporate these screenings into routine healthcare services and achieve comprehensive coverage.
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