Skin tone could skew vital newborn jaundice test, putting babies at risk
NCT ID NCT07315126
Summary
This study aims to find out if common, non-invasive jaundice screening devices work accurately for newborns with all skin tones. It will enroll 510 newborns and compare the quick skin meter readings with results from blood tests. The goal is to ensure all babies, regardless of skin color, are screened reliably for dangerous jaundice to prevent brain damage.
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Maternité Port Royal
Paris, 75014, France
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