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Guidance on recording consanguinity

by NCMD Programme | Jan 31, 2023

**It has been brought to our attention that the guidance on recording consanguinity in child death reviews that was previously featured on this page is now out of date. While new guidance is prepared, we have removed the outdated guidance to avoid confusion.**

For our latest information on consanguinity and child death, please see our thematic report Understanding consanguinity-related child deaths.

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