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Congenital Conditions and Rare Diseases Registration and Information Service for Scotland (CARDRISS)
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Congenital Conditions and Rare Diseases Registration and Information Service for Scotland (CARDRISS)

Conditions and diseases

Overview
Congenital conditions
- What are congenital conditions?
- What causes congenital conditions?
What is CARDRISS?
- Why has CARDRISS been established?
- Registers in the rest of the UK, Europe and elsewhere
What information does CARDRISS hold?
What are the benefits of CARDRISS?
How is information collected?
How is information kept safe?
- How will the information be used?
- Why does PHS provide CARDRISS?
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- Official statistics publication
- Previous official statistics publications
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Last updated: 07 January 2025

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