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How can Autosomal Recessive Disorders be Prevented?

While it is not possible to prevent the inheritance of autosomal recessive disorders entirely, several strategies can reduce their occurrence:
Carrier Screening: Identifies carriers before they have children.
Genetic Counseling: Provides information about risks and reproductive options.
IVF with PGD: Allows for the selection of healthy embryos.

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