screening for congenital hypothyroidism

Are There Any Risks Associated with Screening?

The risks associated with newborn screening for CH are minimal. The procedure is simple and safe, with the primary risk being a slight discomfort from the heel prick. The benefits of early detection far outweigh these minimal risks.

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