Families of SADS victims urged to preserve medical records before HSE destroy files

Family members of young people who have died of Sudden Adult Death Syndrome are being urged to contact the HSE to preserve their loved ones' medical records.

Families of SADS victims urged to preserve medical records before HSE destroy files

Family members of young people who have died of Sudden Adult Death Syndrome are being urged to contact the HSE to preserve their loved ones' medical records.

The Health Service Executive is set to destroy over one million cards containing data from newborn heel-prick blood tests dating from 1984 to 2002.

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