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Prematurity

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Just for Dad

In honor of all the men celebrating their first Father's Day, we have articles just for dads to help navigate the exciting transition into fatherhood.
From Polio to Prematurity

Revisit the Polio era with our historical timeline, or share your own story as the March of Dimes celebrates 50 years of triumph over disease.

Banding Together

Help us fight prematurity by purchasing a virtual band to honor a child you know.
Childhood Vaccines

Part of being a good parent is making sure that your baby gets all the necessary shots. The benefits far outweigh the risks.
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