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Newborn screening not equal among states, leaving some babies untreated Wisconsin doesn't test for Krabbe and Pompe diseases, deadly but treatable disorders detected in many other states.
No time to lose: Finding rare diseases in infants Wisconsin doesn't screen newborns for some disorders other states include, which can delay t…
Wisconsin halts plan to keep newborn screening samples for 10 years Lawsuits in other states have raised concerns about parental consent and use of the specimens for medical research and criminal investigations.
