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Over 100 people gather outside Pinkpeas Pregnancy and Parenting Care Center, 3920 W. Charleston Monday to rally agains C-Sections. Suite Women in Las Vegas and in 99 other cities across the country gathered simultaneously on Labor Day in an effort to bring attention to a national rate of cesarean sections that is more than double the rate promoted by the World Health Organization.
 

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