Michigan HB4730 would require Krabbe disease to be included in the list of disorders screened for at birth.
Michigan HB4730 amends the state's health screening requirements for newborns to include Krabbe disease in the list of disorders and diseases screened for at birth. This bill modifies the existing screening protocol to ensure that infants are tested for Krabbe disease, a rare genetic disorder that can cause severe neurological damage and early death. The legislation also outlines procedures for the retention and disposal of blood specimens used in the screening process, ensuring compliance with nationally recognized standards and federal law.
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