CDC: Newborn Screening — Early Detection, Early Intervention
The CDC reminds parents that newborn screening is an essential test for every baby, usually done via a heel-prick blood sample within 24–48 hours of birth, screening for dozens of serious but treatable conditions. Many congenital conditions show no symptoms at birth; screening catches problems before symptoms appear so babies can be treated early. Parents are urged to learn about their state's screening program and complete it on time.
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