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NJ parents still sue over secret storage of baby blood samples

A federal, class action lawsuit has resumed, seeking to have New Jersey's storage policy for newborn blood samples declared unconstitutional.

United statesNew jerseyBrian morrisInstitute for justiceHealth departmentNewborn screening laboratoryTexas department of state health servicesTexas departmentState health servicesAttorney generalTownsquare mediaScreening laboratory

NJ parents sue the state over keeping, using baby blood samples

A new class action federal lawsuit requests that New Jersey's practice of storing newborn blood screening samples for 23 years, without parents' consent, be deemed unconstitutional.

New jerseyUnited statesErin vogtBrian morrisJennifer sellittiHealth departmentTexas department of state health servicesJersey office of the public defenderNewborn screening laboratoryInstitute for justiceDepartment of treasuryJersey school performanceTexas departmentState health servicesScreening laboratoryNew jersey monitor

NJ parents sue the state over keeping, using baby blood samples

A new class action federal lawsuit requests that New Jersey's practice of storing newborn blood screening samples for 23 years, without parents' consent, be deemed unconstitutional.

United statesNew jerseyBrian morrisJennifer sellittiErin vogtNewborn screening laboratoryHealth departmentInstitute for justiceJersey school performanceTexas department of state health servicesJersey office of the public defenderDepartment of treasuryTexas departmentState health servicesScreening laboratoryNew jersey monitor

NJ parents sue the state over keeping, using baby blood samples

A new class action federal lawsuit requests that New Jersey's practice of storing newborn blood screening samples for 23 years, without parents' consent, be deemed unconstitutional.

United statesNew jerseyBrian morrisErin vogtJennifer sellittiInstitute for justiceTexas department of state health servicesJersey school performanceDepartment of treasuryJersey office of the public defenderNewborn screening laboratoryHealth departmentTexas departmentState health servicesScreening laboratoryNew jersey monitor

NJ parents sue the state over keeping, using baby blood samples

A new class action federal lawsuit requests that New Jersey's practice of storing newborn blood screening samples for 23 years, without parents' consent, be deemed unconstitutional.

United statesNew jerseyJennifer sellittiErin vogtBrian morrisInstitute for justiceJersey office of the public defenderJersey school performanceHealth departmentTexas department of state health servicesNewborn screening laboratoryDepartment of treasuryTexas departmentState health servicesScreening laboratoryNew jersey monitor

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