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Columbia City Council decides against installing speed humps on Russell Boulevard.

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Count the Kicks program now available on desktop computers

Count the Kicks program now available on desktop computers
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Healthy Birth Day Inc to host webinar on Black maternal health solutions

Healthy Birth Day Inc to host webinar on Black maternal health solutions
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Lawmakers Pledge to Fight for Action on Stillbirths — ProPublica

A ProPublica investigation found the U.S. lagging other developed nations in reducing the number of stillbirths. Lawmakers say increased funding will be key to any improvement.

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Arkansas Department of Health, UAMS and Count the Kicks Partner to Launch Stillbirth Prevention Campaign Throughout Arkansas

LITTLE ROCK, Arkansas – The Arkansas Department of Health and the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences (UAMS) are partnering with Count the Kicks, an evidence-based stillbirth prevention campaign, to educate expectant parents in Arkansas about the importance of tracking a baby’s movements daily in the third trimester of pregnancy.

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