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What Are the Ethical Considerations in Neonatal Genomics?

The use of genomics in neonatal care raises several ethical issues, including:
- Consent: Obtaining informed consent from parents for genomic testing.
- Privacy: Ensuring the confidentiality of genetic information.
- Psychological Impact: Addressing the potential psychological effects on families upon discovering genetic risks.
- Equity: Ensuring equal access to genomic technologies for all populations.

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