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California News Releases

	Sherri Shepard on Wheel of Fortune!

14-Nov-06	Prematurity Awareness Month

11-Aug-09	Sherri Shepherd wins $50,000 for March of Dimes on "Who Wants to be a Millionaire"!

30-Jan-03	Premature Births Soar in U.S., Now #1 U.S. Obstetric Problem

	Live Auction Packages

13-Sep-07	A Premier Dining Event for a Premier Cause

11-Aug-09	Melissa Joan Hart on March of Dimes on Wendy Williams show

	2007 Community Grants

	2nd Annual babyLOVE Event Draws Celebs and Moms- and Dads-to-be

	California Chapter Newsletter--Year in Review Electronic Version

07-Sep-01	March of Dimes Advocates Legislation to Restore California's Maternal and Child Health Services Budget

07-Jan-02	California Offers Additional Newborn Screening Tests

20-Feb-02	California Receives an ‘A’ for Birth Defects Prevention Monitoring Program; March of Dimes Calls for Keeping Model Program Strong

21-Nov-03	Dr. David Kessler, Dean of UCSF School of Medicine, to Chair March of Dimes Prematurity Campaign in Northern California

12-Aug-09	March of Dimes Big 5 Early Term Quality Improvement (QI) Action Summit on August 12--working to improve the health of babies.

16-Jul-08	2008 March for Babies Toyota Drawing Winner!

26-Jun-09	Healthy Babies Healthy Futures Honors Leaders in African-American Community

12-Nov-08	MARCH OF DIMES RELEASES PREMATURE BIRTH REPORT CARD

08-Aug-07	Toyota Raffle Winner Announced

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