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Saliva Polymerase-Chain-Reaction Assay for Cytomegalovirus Screening in Newborns

Saliva is Effective in Screening for CMV Infection in Newborns

Saliva Tests for Infants May Identify Risk of Hearing Loss, Study Shows

Simple Test For Babies Could Help Spot A Virus That Damages Hearing

Saliva Test Spots Virus That Can Cause Hearing Loss in Newborns

Saliva Test Can Show Infection in Babies

PCR Saliva Tests Useful for Congenital CMV Screening

Simple Test For Babies Could Help Spot A Virus That Damages Hearing

Saliva Is Effective in Screening for CMV Infection in Newborns, Researchers Find

Spotting newborns at risk of hearing loss

Dried blood spot PCR lacks sensitivity to newborn CMV

Dried blood spots a poor screening target for neonatal CMV

DNA Testing of Blood Sample Not Effective for Identifying CMV in Newborns, Says UAB Research

Traditional ‘Heel Stick’ Test Is Not an Effective Screening Tool for CMV in Newborns

PCR Analysis of Dried Blood Spots Ineffective for Newborn Cytomegalovirus Screening

UAB to Lead National Study of CMV, Hearing Loss in Children

UAB obtains $15-million grant to study infection in newborns

NIDCD-funded Researchers to Lead a Multicenter Study

UAB to lead multi-center CMV study

Link Between Newborn Infection and Childhood Hearing Loss Studied