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University of Massachusetts Medical School to give Newborn Screening Services in Maine State
July 29th, 2011 University of Massachusetts none Comments

According to the news – Last july 28, UMMS which is known as University of Massachusetts Medical School announced their brand new two year contract to pursue giving newborn screening services to Maine State. The services will be given by New England Newborn Screening Program. It is actually a part of UMMS’s Commonwealth Medicine division.

New England Newborn Screening Program started in 1976 and already scans more than 500,000 babies born in Maine State.  They actually perform more than 180, 00 tests each year to know newborns with treatable disorders.  The proposal of University of Massachusetts Medical School to pursue giving services includes option for renewal of up to four years and received the top score during the review process.

Deputy Chancellor, Commonwealth Medicine Thomas D. Manning said that they are extremely pleased to continue and build upon our strong working relationship with Maine’s Department of Health and Human Services and the Maine Newborn Bloodspot Screening Program