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National Campaign: Prematurity

One of every eight babies in the U.S. is born prematurely, some so tiny they can't even cry. If they could, it would be for your help.
News Desk - February 11, 2004
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March of Dimes has the
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Pregnancy & Newborn
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and much more!
Clarkson Leads Team Youth

Kelly Clarkson worked hard to win on American Idol. Now she's devoted her energy to helping the March of Dimes save babies. Kelly has signed on as Team Youth's first celebrity ambassador.
Caffeine During Pregnancy

Doctors think moderate caffeine consumption during pregnancy is probably OK, but it's found in many foods. Are you getting too much?
Save Our History!

The profile of our founder President Franklin D. Roosevelt on the dime is a reminder of how he united a nation to beat polio one dime at a time. Help keep FDR on the dime!
Make the Call for Prematurity

With our cell phone donation program, you can make the call to help fight prematurity. Donate your used phone today!
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