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What Role do Genetic Tests Play in Diagnosing Metabolic Disorders?

Genetic tests are invaluable in diagnosing metabolic disorders in children. They help identify specific enzyme deficiencies or genetic mutations that disrupt metabolic pathways. Early diagnosis through newborn screening can lead to timely intervention and better health outcomes.

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