City to Receive Funds to Combat Asthma
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From Times Staff and Wire Reports
The city of Oakland will receive federal funding from the national Centers for Disease Control and Prevention to implement a school-based program to fight asthma.
The $5-million, five-year grant will support a local program called Oakland Kicks Asthma, Rep. Barbara Lee said.
Asthma rates in Oakland are among the highest in the nation.
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