Stories Related to In First Week, More Than A Million Apply For Health Insurance On Federal Website

By ROBERT PEAR, NY Times: Health
Wed, 11/26/2014 - 5:54pm

The applications at the start of the three-month enrollment period showed that in contrast to initial problems last year, HealthCare.gov was working.

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