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Dr. Sarah Verbiest quoted by CNN

June 30, 2017 by Kristin Tully

“The significant differences in how babies are getting a start in life speak to larger issues, such as health care access, that need to be dealt with by our society,” says 4th Trimester Project’s Dr. Sarah Verbiest. “All of our sweet babies and families should get to have the best start.”

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