Obama cuts health care forms to five pages
The Obama administration unveiled simplified insurance forms under the health care law, trimming to a five page single person form and a 12 page family version, with online options. The change aims to ease enrollment as a Kaiser poll shows 40 percent unaware the law is in effect.
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Five Page Short Form Aims At Singles Filing Change
A major update introduces a five page short form designed for single people to complete. The new form streamlines filing by reducing required information and creating faster processing.
Health Care Law and You on the Net
A brief guide to understanding the Health Care law with a link to health care.gov law resources. Page highlights how the law affects individuals and families, with steps to find official guidance and support through the government portal.
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Obama hints at possible military role in Syria
President Obama said the United States would consider military action in Syria if solid evidence showed chemical weapons were used and by whom. Plans include arming rebels and potential no fly zones or missile strikes, while Hezbollah offered support to Assad as Damascus endured a deadly bombing in a major district.
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FDA to probe added caffeine in foods safety
The FDA will investigate added caffeine in foods and its effects on children and teens as Wrigley rolls out Alert Energy Gum containing caffeine equivalent to half a cup of coffee. Deputy Commissioner Michael Taylor says the rapid rise of caffeinated products may require closer review of food ingredient regulation. The agency is already examining energy drinks and shots amid consumer illness and death reports. The FDA notes past approval for caffeine in colas only in the 1950s.
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