March of Dimes prematurity researchers identify six genes that determine the length of pregnancy and may help find new ways to prevent premature birth.
Publix Super Markets is the top national March for Babies corporate partner, raising more than $8.3 million dollars on behalf of the March of Dimes and saving babies.
Give $5 to the March of Dimes and receive a savings pass for up to 25 percent off during Macy’s Shop For A Cause, a four-day shopping event, beginning on Aug. 10 through 13.
Stacey D. Stewart, President of the March of Dimes is profoundly relieved with the defeat of health care reform by the Senate. Now the real work begins to find common ground.
New analysis by the March of Dimes and Avalere confirms that removing maternity coverage could cause the cost of having a baby to skyrocket from average of $4,100 to $15,000.
A new federal government report shows that the health of moms and babies is heading in the wrong direction. March of Dimes concerned about the rise in the preterm birth rates.
12 patient/consumer group, including the March of Dimes urge the Senate to vote No and reject the Better Care Reconciliation Act after CBO issue report.
March of Dimes president, Stacey D. Stewart issued a statement on her profound disappointment in the Senate leadership's to adequately protect pregnant women, babies and families.
Congressional Budget Office released estimated cost of the American Health Care Bill that passed the House, March of Dimes President reacts to the devastating impact on mom & baby.
March of Dimes President, Stacey D. Stewart is dismayed by the President’s proposed budget cuts and changes that would cripple our nation’s efforts to promote mom and baby health.
Ferring Pharmaceuticals has committed $10 million to support the March of Dimes Prematurity Research Centers to research the unknown causes of preterm birth.
Today, the March of Dimes and partners launched the first-ever center in U.S dedicated to improving safety for pregnant women and babies in Houston, Texas
The March of Dimes and Saint Luke’s Hospital of Kansas City are helping to make this Mother’s Day extra special for moms in the Newborn Intensive Care Unit
C. David Allis, PhD, at The Rockefeller Univ., has won the March of Dimes Prize for his pioneering research that may help prevent & treat premature birth and birth defects.
Zika Care Connect is a new website & resource by the CDC in collaboration with the March of Dimes to help connect families affected by the Zika virus with medical specialists.
Nearly a dozen Newborn Intensive Care Units (NICUs) that care for sick and premature babies will hold reunions for graduates at March of Dimes premier fundraiser, March for Babies.
Major corporations are mobilizing their customers to support the March of Dimes on behalf of moms and babies. This spring they are asking everyone to join the March of Dimes
March of Dimes funded research may have made a breakthrough against the Zika virus. Scientists found a "weak spot" in the virus which may lead to new drugs to fight the disease.
As mosquito season returns, March of Dimes is concerned about new CDC report showing Zika infection in nearly 1,300 pregnant women in 44 states; 1 in 10 babies with birth defects.