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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:

What is Newborn Screening?
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Which Conditions are Typically Screened?
How is Newborn Screening Performed?
What Happens if a Screening Test is Positive?
Are There Any Risks Associated with Newborn Screening?
How Can Parents Prepare for Newborn Screening?
What Role Do Gynecologists Play in Newborn Screening?
How Does CHMP Ensure Continued Safety and Efficacy?
What Happens After the Screening?
What Is the Prognosis for Patients with Nerve Compression?
What is the Role of NICU in Gynecology?
What is the Role of Cortisol in Women's Health?
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What Role Do Support Groups Play?
What are Mindfulness-Based Programs?
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