Newborn Screening Alone Cannot Prevent Most Cases of Severe Vitamin B12 Deficiency in the First Year of Life
Christina L. Kaufman(University of Louisville), Martina Huemer(University of Zurich), Franziska Righini‐Grunder(Luzerner Kantonsspital), Hubert Kogler(St Anna Children's Hospital), Vassiliki Konstantopoulou(Medical University of Vienna), Julian Margreitter(Innsbruck Medical University), Maximilian Zeyda(Medical University of Vienna), Alexander Laemmle(University Children's Hospital Zurich), Daniela Karall(Innsbruck Medical University), Corinne Däster(Kantonsspital Aarau), Matthias R. Baumgartner(University Children's Hospital Zurich), Nicolas von der Weid(University of Basel), Reta Malär(Kantonsspital Graubünden), Martin Poms(University Children's Hospital Zurich), Marion Herle(Boston Children's Hospital), Rotraud K. Saurenmann(Kantonsspital Winterthur), Susanna Sluka(University Children's Hospital Zurich), V. Pöll(St Anna Children's Hospital), Bianka Heinrich(University Children's Hospital Zurich), Pascal Müller(Ostschweizer Kinderspital), Walter Bonfig(München Klinik Schwabing)
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