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WHO raises alarm over birth defects, calls for wider newborn screening

Early diagnosis can save lives, prevent lifelong disability — Tedros By Chioma Obinna The World Health Organisation, (WHO) on Tuesday raised concerns over the growing burden of birth defects globally, calling on countries to expand newborn screening programmes to improve early detection and access to treatment. WHO in its newly unveiled report highlighted newborn screening […]

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WHO raises alarm over birth defects, calls for wider newborn screening

Early diagnosis can save lives, prevent lifelong disability — Tedros By Chioma Obinna The World Health Organisation, (WHO) on Tuesday raised concerns over the growing burden of birth defects globally, calling on…

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WHO advocates early newborn screening to reduce disabilities

The WHO urges countries to scale up newborn screening programmes to detect and treat birth defects early, saving lives and reducing lifelong disabilities.

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  1. martedì 23 giugno 2026·vanguardngr.com

    WHO raises alarm over birth defects, calls for wider newborn screening

    Early diagnosis can save lives, prevent lifelong disability — Tedros By Chioma Obinna The World Health Organisation, (WHO) on Tuesday raised concerns over the growing burden of…

  2. martedì 23 giugno 2026·punchng.com

    WHO advocates early newborn screening to reduce disabilities

    The WHO urges countries to scale up newborn screening programmes to detect and treat birth defects early, saving lives and reducing lifelong disabilities.