Heel prick test to start screening babies for new condition
The test which screens babies for genetic conditions by pricking their heel to get a tiny sample of blood will now be able to check for a new condition.
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IVF pregnancy dangers exposed: study
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Jordan was the first baby of the new millennium. Where is he now?
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