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A new coalition launched to sustain U.S. leadership in newborn screening after a federal advisory panel ended, aiming to expand testing for treatable conditions equitably.
The American College of Medical Genetics and Genomics has launched a Newborn Screening Coalition to maintain national leadership in newborn screening after a federal advisory committee ended in April 2025.
The coalition, formed after input from over 120 stakeholders, will evaluate new conditions for screening using science-based, transparent processes and will advise on equitable implementation across states.
It will conduct public comment periods and publish detailed recommendations.
Meanwhile, Oregon’s long-standing newborn bloodspot screening program, which tests over 99% of infants for more than 45 treatable conditions, continues to save lives through early detection and rapid intervention, with results available within 24 hours.
Una nueva coalición lanzada para sostener el liderazgo de EE. UU. en la detección de recién nacidos después de que finalizara un panel asesor federal, con el objetivo de ampliar las pruebas para enfermedades tratables de manera equitativa.