This is groundbreaking.
This is what Hanna Brandal, deputy head of the laboratory at Klaksvík Hospital, says now that the first results have come from a genetic test of a pink baby, which is done in Faroe Islands.
All newborns receive a stick in the heel, and the blood is sent to Denmark to be tested for 25 different diseases.
Currently, implantation tests are being carried out in Faroe Islands for four diseases, where the frequency is high, amo…
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This is groundbreaking.
This is what Hanna Brandal, deputy head of the laboratory at Klaksvík Hospital, says now that the first results have come from a genetic test of a pink baby, which is done in Faroe Islands.
All newborns receive a stick in the heel, and the blood is sent to Denmark to be tested for 25 different diseases.
Currently, implantation tests are being carried out in Faroe Islands for four diseases, where the frequency is high, amo…