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The March of Dimes works to improve baby health through research, education, advocacy, and community services. It funds research to study preterm birth causes and preventions, and advocates for programs and policies supporting mothers and babies. Through education, awareness campaigns, and support services, the March of Dimes aims to give all babies a healthy start. Major fundraising events and donations from individuals allow the March of Dimes to carry out its important mission.
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