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Hearing Problems Detected in Kids With a Little Bit of Spit
Hearing problems can now be detected through saliva. Credit: GettySpit happens.
Don't knock it. You can learn a lot from a little bit of spit. Doctors may soon use saliva samples to tell if newborn babies have hearing problems.
...New study could lead to widespread testing of newborns for hearing problems.
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