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Read a blog post about the New Year and resolutions.
Whether it’s going to be your new year’s resolution, or something you’ve already made a commitment to - make health your priority in 2015. ‬
Read a blog - Why is Sleep Important?
Adults should aim for 7-8 hours of sleep. Here are five tips everyone can use to help improve the quality of their sleep.
Tagged:
diabetes | sleep
Read a blog post welcoming home U.S. Public Health Service officers from West Africa.
When our neighbors need us most, we open our hearts and extend our hand - regardless of whether they live in places near or far.
Tagged:
Ebola | disease
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What does it mean to ‪#‎GetCovered? It means peace of mind for mom and dad. It means peace of mind for your family. ‬
Read a blog post about new investments in early childhood education.
More than $1 billion in new federal and private sector investments in early childhood education announced at White House Summit on Early Childhood Education.
Read a blog post about new partnerships that HHS has announced during Open Enrollment.
HHS has announced new public and private partnerships during the early weeks of Open Enrollment.
Read a blog - The Other Holiday Shopping: Grocery Shopping.
Grocery shopping is where safe food handling should start, by following these recommendations you can make sure the food you bring home is safe.
Tagged:
food safety
Read a blog post about Eyole’s #GetCovered story.
Having this insurance is allowing me to think about doing more preventive care rather than just praying that I don’t get sick and then figuring out what to do.
Read a blog - Good News from Monitoring the Future 2014.
The results from the 2014 Monitoring the Future (MTF) survey of drug use among adolescents provide a dose of welcome optimism.
Read a blog post about Barry’s #GetCovered story.
If you previously got insured through the Marketplace, like I did, make sure to return to HealthCare.gov to update your application and review your options.

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