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Date Added: July 18, 2008 08:28:02 AM
Efforts to fight chronic disease in the county got a boost recently after the Crawford County Health Department received a Chronic Disease Risk Reduction Grant from the Kansas Department of Health and Environment’s Office of Health Promotion.

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