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People First Articles

Mentalhealth.gov offers resource for people looking for information about signs of mental health problems.
The National Center for Complementary and Alternative Medicine is making good Twitter Chats even better through collaboration.
HHS Secretary Kathleen Sebelius launched a Twitter account in March to engage directly with the public.
StopBullying.gov launched a Tumblr page to engage youth from across the country to take a stand against bullying.
Using infographics as a visual communications tool is a great way to present engaging, informative information to your audience.
Heart disease is the leading cause of death among US Hispanics, which is why Million Hearts™ has released all new Spanish language resources.
Several HHS components are now launching Pinterest accounts to promote health issues. AIDS.gov and CDC are two examples of them.
The test of an effective digital strategy comes during a crisis; Superstorm Sandy offered this for HHS.
We’re putting the principles of the digital government strategy into practice at HealthCare.gov by making improvements to our email newsletter efforts.
HHS recently presented its Voice-of-Consumer Tool to Federal Web Managers. This tool collections feedback from site visitors on their overall experience.

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