Wisconsin’s infant mortality rate for African-Americans worst in nation

By Shamane Mills

October 1, 2010

This weekend Beloit will hold it’s 6th annual African American Health Fair. This year, the event hopes to draw attention to a statewide problem: infant mortality. Shamane Mills reports.

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