I rise in support of one of our Nation's most valuable programs, Women, Infants and Children, more popularly known as WIC. The WIC program has been serving women and children across America for 25 years. The valuable service provided by WIC includes nutritional counseling, the supply of supplemental nutritional foods to children and an excellent health referral system. WIC continues to be effective in improving the health of pregnant women, new mothers and infants. Studies show that WIC participants are more likely to have full term pregnancy, lower medical costs, higher birth weight babies and lower infant mortality rates. On this anniversary of 25 years, I salute WIC for providing such outstanding service. We must all remember a healthy start is a great start.
Rep. Corrine Brown: “I rise in support of one of our Nation's most valuable programs, Women, Infants and Children, more popularly known as…”
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Speaking in support of the Women, Infants and Children (WIC) program on its 25th anniversary.
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