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Administration Says 1 Million Visited HealthCare.gov Website Monday

By Staff on Dec 3, 2013   Health  

Administration Says 1 Million Visited HealthCare.gov Website Monday

It was announced by President Obama's chief of staff on Tuesday that over 1 million people visited the HealthCare.gov website on Monday. Monday was the first weekday that the site has been up since it underwent a major overhaul to fix major glitches that plagued the sites visitors since it was established in October.

Uncovering Causation of Rural Suicide Rates

By Sawsan Morrar on Nov 26, 2013   Health  

Uncovering Causation of Rural Suicide Rates

According to Alaskan state records, smaller communities and areas of higher latitude saw a dramatic increase in suicide rates from 2003 to 2011.

Two Colleges in Alaska Take '1DayStand' Against Tobacco

By Greg Wilkinson | DHSS on Nov 21, 2013   Health  

Two Colleges in Alaska Take '1DayStand' Against Tobacco

ANCHORAGE — The University of Alaska Anchorage and Alaska Vocational Technical Center will join 10 other Northwest campuses in going smoke- or tobacco-free Nov. 21 to support the American Cancer Society’s Great American Smokeout.

Begich Introduces Bill for Affordable Health Care 'Copper Plans'

By Devon Kearns | Office of Senator Begich on Nov 20, 2013   Health  

Begich Introduces Bill for Affordable Health Care 'Copper Plans'

In an effort to give consumers more choices when purchasing health insurance, U.S. Senator Mark Begich yesterday introduced legislation calling for the creation of “copper plans” within the Affordable Care Act.

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