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| LABORATORY SERVICES |
PROVIDER: |
State |
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| CATEGORY: |
Direct Provision |
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| LEGISLATIVE AUTHORITY: |
M.C.L. 333.9601-9623; 1978 PA 368 |
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| DESCRIPTION: |
Services provided by the Divisions of Infectious Diseases and Chemistry and Toxicology of the State Health Laboratory include identification and monitoring of infectious disease agents, the tracking of "new" or unusual disease agents, and the development and evaluation of new methods for detecting them. The laboratory performs tests for elevated lead levels. It also tests for any of seven genetic and metabolic diseases in newborns. |
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| FUNDING: |
| Source |
Amount |
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Description |
| GF/GP |
$6,616,300 |
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| GF/SP |
3,067,400 |
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Fees, Newborn Screening, Healthy Michigan,
Health Initiative |
| Federal |
1,245,300 |
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Medicaid, Bio-Terrorism, Tuberculosis,
Immunization, Block |
| IDG |
389,400 |
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Department of Environmental Quality |
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| FY 2001 APPROPRIATION TOTAL: |
$12,566,100 |
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ALLOCATION/
DISTRIBUTION: |
Department of Community Health Appropriations Act |
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| ADMINISTRATION: |
Department of Community Health, Bureau of Laboratories |
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| 1999 STATISTICS: |
| Blood Lead Tests |
40,000 |
| Newborns Receiving Screen Tests |
130,000 |
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Last Updated May 17, 2006
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