HealthWhen baby is due, genetic counselors seen downplaying false alarms By Beth Daley — New England Center for Investigative ReportingMarch 7, 2016 Reprints Devon Summersgill (right) believed her baby, Kate (left), would be born with Down syndrome based on a prenatal test that turned out to be wrong. Jeff Zelevansky When baby is due, genetic counselors seen downplaying false alarms About the Author Reprints Beth Daley — New England Center for Investigative Reporting
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