A genomic study of nearly 3,000 Nunavut newborns reveals that three autosomal recessive conditions, including congenital sucrase-isomaltase deficiency at one in 28 live births, occur at extraordinarily high prevalences in Inuit children and demand population-specific screening and care.
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