About the Campaign: What We Know and What We Don’t

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About Prematurity

For Women

NICU Families

For Professionals

Take Action

ABOUT
PREMATURITY

learn the facts

march of dimes prematurity campaign

help reduce cost

support research

read a personal story

Advocate for Change

Know the Numbers

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Learn The Facts What We Know and What We Don’t, Why Do Women Deliver Early? , Who Will Deliver Early?, Are You at Increased Risk?, Can Treatment Prevent Preterm Delivery?, Complications of Premature Birth, References, March of Dimes Prematurity Campaign The March of Dimes Prematurity Campaign, Campaign Goals, Progress and Impact, Help Reduce the Costs Hospital Costs, The Cost to Business, The Emotional Toll, Support Research A Word of Thanks from Dr. Jennifer Howse, Prematurity: A National Health Crisis, Research Agenda, March of Dimes Research Grantees, 2005, March of Dimes Research Grantees, 2006, Research and Treatment Milestones, Read a Personal Story Alexa Marie Ostolaza: 2006 National Ambassador, Navy Anderson: 2005 National Ambassador, Amanda Reeves: 2004 National Ambassador, Tyler Jameson: Born at 26 Weeks, Ricky Obst: A Mother's Promise, Advocate for Change Ask Members of the House of Representatives to Sponsor the PREEMIE Act, Know the Numbers What We Know and What We Don’t, What We Know and What We Don’t, What We Know and What We Don’t, What We Know and What We Don’t, Partners & Alliances Partners and Alliances,

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