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j"19HxigV4QyBv3tHpQVcUEQyq1pzZVdoAutMçMost parents don’t realize what really happens after that newborn heel prick. They tell you it’s just to screen for rare diseases, but after that test, the leftover blood is often kept for years in state biobanks. Those samples can then be shared with researchers, universities, and even private biotech companies through research agreements. In some states, your baby’s blood can be stored for decades. In others, there’s no requirement to tell you it’s being kept at all. What starts as a medical safety measure quietly becomes your child’s first biometric record and a data point recorded tied to the health system before they can even open their eyes. Transparency and consent should be the baseline. Instead, it’s silence and fine print. You can opt out of this by signing a form at the hospital and requesting that your test be destroyed OR you can decline the testing altogether. Don’t allow your child to be a part of the predatory biotech and medical testing industry. text/plainutf-8file.txt
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