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Fund new-born screening and more treatment for MPS Hurler syndrome

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Improve early diagnosis and access to treatment for children with MPS Hurler syndrome, including clearer referral pathways and new-born screening, so children are not diagnosed too late to benefit from treatment.

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Fund new-born screening and more treatment for MPS Hurler syndrome

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Improve early diagnosis and access to treatment for children with MPS Hurler syndrome, including clearer referral pathways and new-born screening, so children are not diagnosed too late to benefit from treatment.

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153 reactions·100% agree
Wes Streeting

Wes Streeting

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