Routine Newborn Screening Could Detect Cytomegalovirus Infections Early

Routine Newborn Screening Could Detect Cytomegalovirus Infections Early

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This announcement highlights the potential of routine newborn screening to identify congenital cytomegalovirus (cCMV) infections before symptoms arise. Since most babies with cCMV appear healthy at birth and pass hearing tests, early detection through screening could enable closer monitoring and intervention to prevent later hearing or developmental issues.

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