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Derbyshire NHS failed to tell parents about babies' genetic risk for 11 years

Summary by Derby Telegraph
More than 800 families were not told about their baby’s sickle cell carrier status, identified through a heel prick blood test shortly after birth
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Derbyshire NHS failed to tell parents about babies' genetic risk for 11 years

More than 800 families were not told about their baby’s sickle cell carrier status, identified through a heel prick blood test shortly after birth

·Derby, United Kingdom
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Derby Telegraph broke the news in Derby, United Kingdom on Tuesday, March 18, 2025.
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