§ 36-691 Acceptance of congressional act relating to maternal and child health
§ 36-692 Standards for county participation
§ 36-693 Blood tests required; pregnant women; umbilical cord at delivery; definition
§ 36-694 Report of blood tests; newborn screening program; committee; fee; definitions
§ 36-694.01 Newborn screening program fund; use; exemption
§ 36-695 Acceptance of congressional act relating to the supplemental security income to children with disabilities program
§ 36-697 Health start program; administration
§ 36-698 Arizona children and families resource directory; distribution
§ 36-699 Folic acid supplements; distribution; counseling; funding
§ 36-700 Farmers’ market nutrition program
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Terms Used In Arizona Laws > Title 36 > Chapter 6 > Article 5 - Maternal and Child Health

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