CRINGENES news.
the point on genomic neonatal screening in Spain.
Here you can find all the scientific news of this project, from communications to conferences to publications in peer-reviewed scientific journals.
March, 2025:
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Bruno K. Rodiño Janeiro joins the Cringenes project as project manager
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Greater equity in heel prick tests
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Aragón takes part in the CrinGenEs pilot project to detect 300 rare diseases in newborns
February, 2025:
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La Rioja joins the CrinGenEs genomic newborn project to advance the early diagnosis of rare diseases in newborns
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Rare Disease Day seeks to make visible each person behind their condition
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The Galician scientist who wants to detect 300 diseases with the heel prick test: “We will be at the forefront of Europe”
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A pilot program evaluates genomic newborn screening for 300 rare diseases
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Luz Couce presents the Cringenes project at Únicas Talks 2025
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The Cringenes project, led by Ramón y Cajal Hospital and IDIS
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Asturias takes part in Cringenes, the pilot to detect up to 300 rare diseases through newborn screening
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This is the genomic screening that will put Spain at the forefront of neonatology: “It is a tremendous step forward”
January, 2025:
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La Fe takes part in a newborn screening project to detect more than 300 rare diseases
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SENEO supports the CrinGenES project with the active involvement of neonatologists
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HUCA takes part in a genomic project funded with €2.4 million by the Carlos III Health Institute to expand newborn screening
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The heel prick test levels up at Ramón y Cajal to detect up to 300 rare diseases
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ISCIII awards €2.4 million to the CRINGENES genomic project for newborn screening
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Ramón y Cajal public hospital leads a newborn screening project to detect more than 300 rare diseases
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Galicia and Madrid lead an ambitious genomic screening program for newborns
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IDIS places Galicia at the European forefront of newborn screening for congenital diseases
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Galicia will co-lead with Madrid a new genetic newborn screening pilot project
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We can detect more than
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RARE DISEASES
The metabolomics analysis will include up to
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