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When a baby is diagnosed with a condition, it can be very overwhelming for the parents. Sharing the diagnosis with other family members and friends can be both stressful and a source of comfort. When you are ready to begin sharing the diagnosis, visit our Sharing a Diagnosis page.

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For more information about autosomal recessive conditions and how they can impact a family, visit the genetics and family history page. 

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Health Resource and Service Administration (HRSA), Grant no. U36MC16509, Quality Assessment of the Newborn Screening System.