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🧬 As September comes to an end, so does our Newborn Screening Awareness Month series. Throughout the month, we’ve highlighted different conditions and explored how early detection, research, and evolving screening approaches continue to shape the future of newborn screening. But raising awareness doesn’t stop with September. 💙 International Neonatal Screening Day, observed every year on 28 June since 2021, provides an opportunity to celebrate the progress made in newborn screening and to look ahead to the work still to come. 📚 To mark the occasion, the International Journal of Neonatal Screening (IJNS) selected 10 papers published since 2025, showcasing recent advances and insights across the field of neonatal screening. 🔬 Explore the selected IJNS papers: https://shorturl.at/uI5Fz Thank you for following our #2026NBS Awareness Month journey, and for being part of the conversation around the future of newborn screening! 💙 #2026NBS #NewbornScreening #NBS #NeonatalScreening #InternationalNeonatalScreeningDay #NewbornHealth #EarlyDetection #NBSResearch #IJNS

🌍 The latest issue of the International Journal of Neonatal Screening is now available! Volume 12, Issue 3 brings together 30 open access articles exploring the evolving landscape of newborn screening, from program implementation and quality improvement to diagnostic technologies and clinical cases. The cover story reviews 45 years of newborn screening development in China, highlighting the roles of policy, tandem mass spectrometry, next-generation sequencing, quality management, and expanding public health networks in transforming early disease detection. Discover the full issue and join the conversation on the future of newborn screening: 🔗 https://shorturl.at/1t6bt #NewbornScreening #NeonatalHealth #RareDiseases #Genomics #PrecisionMedicine #PublicHealth #OpenAccess #IJNS

🌍 From global commitment to action — what does it take to make newborn screening work? As September’s Newborn Screening Awareness Month continues, today we are highlighting a newly published Editorial in IJNS, offering a perspective on the recently published WHO framework for strengthening newborn screening in low- and middle-income countries (LMICs). 📖 “Making Newborn Screening Work in Low- and Middle-Income Countries: From Global Commitment to Sustainable Action—The WHO Framework” The Editorial, by Bradford Therrell, PhD, HCLD(ABB) and Carmencita Padilla discusses how the WHO framework can help translate global commitment into sustainable, locally appropriate newborn screening programs. The authors emphasize that NBS should be viewed as a continuum of care, extending from screening and diagnostic confirmation to treatment, follow-up, rehabilitation, developmental services, and family support. They also highlight the importance of sustainable financing, trained personnel, information systems, referral networks, and strong national stewardship. 🔗 Read the Editorial: https://shorturl.at/nX16T #2026NBS #NewbornScreening #NBS #GlobalHealth #WHO #LMICs #NeonatalScreening #PublicHealth #IJNS

🧬 September is Newborn Screening Awareness Month — and today, we are highlighting a newly published paper with a global perspective from World Health Organization (WHO). 🌍 “Strengthening Newborn Screening, Diagnosis and Management of Birth Defects in Low- and Middle-Income Countries: A Priority for WHO Member States” Published today in IJNS, this Communication explores how countries can strengthen newborn screening for birth defects and connect screening with timely diagnosis, treatment, long-term follow-up, and family-centred care. The Communication draws on global consultations convened by the World Health Organization (WHO) and highlights practical principles for building sustainable and equitable screening systems in LMICs. 👥 Authors: Ayesha De Costa, Pablo Duran, Rajesh Khanna, Janet Kayita, and Khalid Siddeeg 🔗 Read the newly published Communication: https://shorturl.at/t374T #2026NBS #NewbornScreening #NBS #BirthDefects #GlobalHealth #WHO #LMICs #IJNS

❤️ September is Newborn Screening Awareness Month! 🧬 As newborn screening continues to evolve, improving the accuracy and efficiency of screening becomes increasingly important. With the expansion of screening panels and the growing use of advanced technologies, second-tier tests can play an important role in reducing false-positive results and improving screening performance. IJNS is pleased to highlight the Special Issue: 📖 “The Impact of Second-Tier Tests on Newborn Screening Performance: Benefits and Challenges” 🔗 https://shorturl.at/QIiH0 This Special Issue explores the benefits, challenges, and practical considerations surrounding second-tier testing—from laboratory strategies and public health perspectives to the experiences of care teams, patient advocates, policymakers, payors, and ethicists. 👥 Guest Editors: Prof. Dr. Dietrich Matern Dr. Patricia (Tricia) Hall 📅 Submission deadline: 31 March 2027 #2026NBS #NewbornScreening #NBS #NeonatalScreening #SecondTierTesting #PublicHealth #Screening #IJNS

❤️ September is Newborn Screening Awareness Month! 🧬 What does it take to build a sustainable newborn screening program? Across Asia, the answer is shaped by diverse healthcare systems, resources, histories, and local needs. With approximately half of all births worldwide taking place in Asia, the development and sustainability of newborn screening programs across the region has global significance. IJNS is pleased to highlight the Special Issue: 📖 “Newborn Screening Developing Programs in Asia” 🔗 https://shorturl.at/ulv6K 👥 Guest Editors: Prof. Dr. Bradford Therrell, PhD, HCLD(ABB) Prof. Dr. Carmencita Padilla ⏳ Submission deadline: 31 December 2026 #2026NBS #NewbornScreening #NBS #NeonatalScreening #Asia #PublicHealth #HealthSystems #IJNS