… Assuming a modest benefit of antiviral treatment, screening … costs of $10.86 per newborn
screened. However, savings of up to $37.97 per newborn screened were estimated when costs …

… a comprehensive newborn screening program. The objective of this study was to determine
the cost-effectiveness of a comprehensive newborn screening program, including screening …

… careful consideration when assessing the cost-effectiveness of newborn screening programs.
In this … methods and the challenges for their application to newborn screening programs. …

… in the expansion of the newborn screening panel from 7 disorders to 27 … cost-effectiveness
of the expanded newborn screening program compared with the previous standard screening …

… for SCID to the newborn screening program is relevant for decision making. Lifetime costs
and effects of newborn screening for SCID were compared to a situation without screening in …

… Results For every 100,000 newborns screened, universal screening detects 86 of 110
cases of congenital hearing loss, at a cost of $11,650 per case identified. Targeted screening …

… the cost-effectiveness of introducing MS/MS screening into the Wisconsin Newborn Screening
… perspective over the lifetime of a hypothetic cohort of 100,000 infants screened at birth. …

… On the other hand, more intensive newborn screening efforts have not been found to be cost…
a second specimen to screen for PKU and CH has been found to raise screening costs by a …

… Grosse, SD Cost effectiveness as a criterion for newborn screening policy decisions. In Ethics
and Newborn Genetic Screening: New Technologies, New Challenges; Baily, MA, Murray, …

… into universal newborn screening (NBS) programs. The aim of this study was to evaluate
the cost-effectiveness of adding BD to the panel of conditions currently screened under the …