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When to return genomic newborn screening results: health care professional perspectives
Background and ObjectivesDozens of projects around the world are sequencing the genomes of healthy babies near birth. Genomic information becomes actionable across infancy, childhood and adulthood, making timing of return a design choice for programs. We report the first study of health care profess
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