By Gill Bonnett of RNZ
Health professionals and families want action to prevent and test for the leading infectious cause of birth defects and permanent ch
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Health professionals and families want action to prevent and test for the leading infectious cause of birth defects and permanent childhood disabilities - a virus that most of us get, but only one in 10 people have heard about.
A senior paediatric neurologist at Starship Hospital is concerned babies and infants born with a devastating genetic disorder are being denied life-saving