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Noticias recientes
Dr. Powell Retires from UNC and Transitions to Early Check Senior Medical Advisor
octubre 2024
Genetic Screening to Save Lives
The Measure of Everyday Life
septiembre 2024
Pioneering studies show promise in sequencing a baby's genome at birth
This article highlights Early Check, a research study led by our experts in collaboration with UNC at Chapel Hill School of Medicine and the NC State Laboratory of Public Health.
junio 2024
Genomic testing - a revolution in newborn screening
Rare Revolution Magazine
junio 2023
Screening Aimed to Advance Public Health Outcomes for Newborns
RTI International
mayo 2023
Baby First at UNC to Receive Gene Therapy for SMA, Thanks to Early Check Newborn Screening
UNC Health and UNC School of Medicine Newsroom July 2021
julio 2021
Research Triangle study may help save children's lives
WRAL
junio 2021
Three Babies with Spinal Muscular Atrophy Have Bright Futures Thanks in Part to North Carolina’s Early Check Program
RTI International
marzo 2021
New Paper: A Voluntary Statewide Newborn Screening Pilot for SMA: Results from Early Check
International Journal of Neonatal Screening
marzo 2021
NC study offers new parents head start in identifying rare diseases
WRAL
marzo 2020
New Paper Describes Method for Detecting Fragile X
RTI International
marzo 2020
Fragile X Added to Newborn Screening in North Carolina Through New Study
Fragile X News Today
octubre 2018
You can get your baby tested for two rare genetic disorders — for free
The News & Observer
octubre 2018
New NC-Based Study to Advance Research Through Free and Expanded Health Screening for Newborn Babies
RTI International
octubre 2018
Generating Evidence to Inform Newborn Screening for Rare Disorders
Presentation at Duke Genomic and Precision Medicine Forum
abril 2018
CTSA Program Investigators Collaborate to Enhance Newborn Screening
National Institutes of Health
junio 2017
Advancing Research through Expanded Newborn Screening
RTI International
enero 2017