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Jesy Nelson 'outraged' after MPs debate screening for muscle condition that affects her twins

Jesy Nelson 'outraged' after MPs debate screening for muscle condition that affects her twins
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Singer Jesy Nelson has expressed outrage over the UK government's staggered rollout of newborn screening for spinal muscular atrophy. While the government plans to introduce screening in October 2026, it will only cover 72% of newborns, leaving many regions excluded.

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This highlights the ongoing debate over healthcare equity and the accessibility of life-saving medical screenings across different regions.

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Image source, Jesy Nelson / Instagram Image caption, Nelson made her comments in an emotional, seven-minute video; following a debate in Parliament on Monday

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The article focuses heavily on the emotional appeal and the perspective of the campaigner, highlighting the perceived inequality of the government's policy.

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