Congenital CMV linked to hearing loss
In most cases, the virus known as Cytomegalovirus has no symptoms but pregnant women who contract the virus can pass it along to their babies. A new Georgia law is in effect that makes it mandatory for early testing for hearing loss, and pediatric Dr. Paula Harmon visited Good Day to discuss what parents need to know with Alex Whittler.
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