Carol Pearson WASHINGTON— People around the world are observing World Prematurity Day on November 17. In New York, the Empire State Building will be lit in purple, the color of the March of Dimes, an international organization focused on making sure every baby is born healthy and full term. It's also the color of World Prematurity Day. Buildings in other countries will be lit in purple, too, including the Bosophorus Bridge in Turkey and the Heidelberg Castle in Germany. In addition, some organizations are hosting educational events and generally spreading the word about the dangers babies face when they are born before 37 weeks in the womb. People also are posting comments on Facebook...
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