One aspect of the risks associated with paternity fraud is the denial of children's access to the medical history of their biological parents. Certain hereditary conditions, such as genetic disorders, can be better managed with knowledge of family medical history and early detection.

However, if children born from such deceitful relationships are unaware of their true parentage, it could pose significant challenges to their future well-being. Implementing DNA testing as an option for newborns in government hospitals could help safeguard the future of these children.

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