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MN: Privacy activists decry bill to restore newborn blood sample storage

Posted on March 27, 2014 by Dissent

Rebecca Harrington reports:

The Minnesota Department of Health would regain broad authority to test and store blood samples from newborn babies under legislation that has pitted medical privacy activists against advocates of public health and medical research.

The bill, which has passed key committees in the House and Senate, would reverse the direction of recent court rulings, allowing the Health Department to retain blood samples for medical research unless parents specifically say no.

Read more on Star Tribune.


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