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Evlilik Program

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The Canada Fund for Local Initiatives (CFLI) provides modest funding for small-scale, high-impact projects in more than 120 countries eligible for official development assistance (ODA). The CFLI has an annual programming budget of $26.8 million, with projects averaging $31,000 each. Projects are planned and implemented mainly by local organizations, and are selected and approved by the relevant Canadian Embassy or High Commission.

In this review, the diseases/disorders screened for or recommended to be screened by the official carrier screening programs of the ten countries were described. The conditions under which these diseases were screened were included by searching publicly available sources on the internet, including databases, websites, and organizations. However, different types of resources have been publicly accessible for each country. Since there haven't been routinely created resources for rare diseases, the most recent and available materials were utilized in order to emphasize rare diseases. To address the issue, the documents were classified and prioritized according to this classification. The following documents were prioritized by the authors: government data, committee guideline data, pilot study data, and national institution data, respectively. The data obtained is presented as a table consisting of 73 diseases/disorders. A coding system was generated by the authors to demonstrate the data since the carrier screening plans of each country vary significantly. The coding system, consisting of numerals and letters, was explained in detail below the table. The codes "A, A1, A2, B, C, C1, C2, C3, C4, D, E" symbolize the conditions for which diseases are screened. The codes "cg, gd, ps, ni" are the abbreviations of the following document types: committee guideline data, government data, pilot study data, and national institution data, respectively. The codes "cg1, cg2, gd1, gd2, gd3, gd4, ps, ni1, ni2, x1" categorize and represent the data resources of each country (Table 1, Online Data, http:// www.irdrjournal.com/action/getSupplementalData.php?ID=165).

The availability of different types of data demonstrates the significance and implementation of carrier screening programs in various countries. However, a homogeneous comparison cannot be made between the carrier screening programs of the countries due to different data. In terms of application, government data and committee guideline data take precedence; however, it is not possible to rank the other forms of data.

Diagram illustrating the operation of the Turkish premarital hemoglobinopathy screening program. This diagram is based on the Premarital Hemoglobinopathy Screening Program of the Republic of Turkey, Ministry of Health (17).

Moving forward, further research should focus on establishing the necessary scientific infrastructure to develop and implement universal carrier screening programs. This effort is crucial for addressing inequalities in both local and global contexts, as health is a fundamental human right that should be ensured from birth. While common causes of mortality and morbidity such as chronic diseases and accidents receive considerable attention, rare diseases have a profound impact on individuals and society. They cause illness, disability, and death, leading to the loss of productivity, economic burdens, and psychological issues.

Rare diseases contribute significantly to the disease burden in terms of years lost due to premature death (YLL) and years lost due to disability (YLD). Neglecting rare diseases can result in severe healthcare challenges, especially in small-local communities. Therefore, it is imperative to define diagnosis, treatment, and rehabilitation services for these diseases and address the social, psychological, and economic burden on caregivers in countries without carrier screening programs. For countries with existing programs, conducting a comparative cost analysis is necessary to allocate financial resources for individuals with the disease who were not screened and may have children.

Considering the high costs associated with diagnosing and treating rare diseases, it is crucial for international organizations to provide financial support to countries lacking sufficient economic infrastructure. By establishing and implementing carrier screening programs, the occurrence of diseases can be prevented, leading to improved health and overall societal well-being in future generations.

To study current U.S. policies on abstinence-only-until-marriage programs, the investigators turned to multiple sources, including scientific research, review articles, as well as information from human rights organizations. They report that a rapidly rising age of first marriage has translated to shrinking numbers of young people who abstain from sex before getting married. In the U.S. today, the gap between the age at first sex and first marriage is 8.7 years for young women and 11.7 years for young men.

While abstinence-only programs are widely rejected by health professionals who care for young people, including the Society for Adolescent Health and Medicine, Congress has spent over $2 billion on domestic abstinence-only programs between 1982 and 2017; current funding totals $85 million per year. Under current guidelines, U.S. states cannot use funds to educate adolescents about contraceptive use or discuss contraceptive methods, except to emphasize failure rates.

Objective: The Turkish Society of Pediatric Hematology set up a National Hemoglobinopathy Registry to demonstrate the demographic and disease characteristics of patients and assess the efficacy of a hemoglobinopathy control program (HCP) over 10 years in Turkey.

Conclusion: While the HCP has been implemented since 2003, the affected births have shown a consistent decrease only after 2009, being at lowest 34 cases per year. This program failure resulted from a lack of premarital screening in the majority of cases. Additional problems were unawareness of the risk and misinformation of the at-risk couples. In addition, prenatal diagnosis was either not offered to or was not accepted by the at-risk families. This study indicated that a continuous effort is needed for optimizing the management of thalassemia and the development of strategies is essential for further achievements in the HCP in Turkey.

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