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Which Conditions are Typically Screened?

The conditions screened can vary by region, but they often include:
- [Phenylketonuria (PKU)](#)
- [Congenital Hypothyroidism](#)
- [Cystic Fibrosis](#)
- [Sickle Cell Disease](#)
- [Congenital Adrenal Hyperplasia](#)
- [Galactosemia](#)
- [Maple Syrup Urine Disease](#)

Frequently asked queries:

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How is Newborn Screening Performed?
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