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Slides available from the Prematurity Symposiums

Download slides presented at both the Boston and Springfield Prematrity Symposiums.

CHAPTER GRANTS Each year, local March of Dimes chapters award grants to external organizations across the state in order to address unmet maternal and infant health needs.		VOLUNTEER the March of Dimes has depended on the gererosity of people like you to carry out its mission of saving babies. Volunteers are the driving force behind the foundation.

Prematurity Awareness Day is November 12, 2008.

MARCH OF DIMES RELEASES NATIONAL REPORT CARD ON PREMATURITY

The United States is failing hundreds of thousands of its youngest citizens on the day they are born, according to a recent report from the March of Dimes. Massachusetts falls among a number of states in need of urgent action to reduce their prematurity.

www.MarchofDimes.com/Petition

You can let everyone know it's time to do more to help moms have healthy full-term babies. Sign the Petition--Help us urge the new president and Congress to make progress for preemies, sign the petititon!

Pictures from the 2008 Worcester Chefs for Healthy Babies

Click here for pictures from the 2008 Worcester Chefs for Healthy Babies

*New* November Podcast

Susan Aboulhuda is one of the moms behind a grassroots effort of mothers from across the nation to encourage all Americans to sign the Petition for Preemies.

Be a Hero for Babies Day Hits an Incredible $2.6 Million!

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