NEWBORN GENETIC AND METABOLIC DIAGNOSTIC EVALUATION 2026

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Besides PKU and hypothyroidism, other common metabolic disorders looked for in a newborn screening are: Galactosemia. Sickle cell disease. Cystic fibrosis.
Metabolic screening involves pricking your babys heel to obtain a small amount of blood. The blood then goes onto a test card, which then goes to a state laboratory. The ideal time to perform the test is when your baby is between 24 and 48 hours old and again at 14 days old.
Genetic testing. This test can identify some gene changes in parents that may increase the risk that future children will have certain types of inherited metabolic disorders.
There are many different types of metabolic disorders, but most are very rare. The most common metabolic condition is phenylketonuria (PKU).
Why we screen for metabolic disorders. There are no mandatory newborn screenings on a national level. Instead, each state determines if newborn screenings must be performed and for which diseases.

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