New NHS Report Reveals How Racial Biases From The 50s Are Still Impacting Newborn Care

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New NHS Report Reveals How Racial Biases From The 50s Are Still Impacting Newborn Care
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Newborn health tests are 'not fit-for-purpose' for babies with darker skin tones, according to a new review.

Newborn health tests are"not fit-for-purpose" for babies with darker skin tones, according to a new review.

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