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Congress Reintroduces the PHIT Act

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A group of bipartisan lawmakers has reintroduced the Personal Health Investment Today (PHIT) Act, a cost-effective solution aimed at helping more Americans prioritize their health through physical activity. As Congress navigates budget reconciliation, PHIT presents a timely, fiscally responsible opportunity to address rising health care costs and expand access to preventive health solutions. Leading the charge on this bill are U.S. Senators John…

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Congress Reintroduces the PHIT Act

A group of bipartisan lawmakers has reintroduced the Personal Health Investment Today (PHIT) Act, a cost-effective solution aimed at helping more Americans prioritize their health through physical activity. As Congress navigates budget reconciliation, PHIT presents a timely, fiscally responsible opportunity to address rising health care costs and expand access to preventive health solutions. Leading the charge on this bill are U.S. Senators John…

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