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We are excited to announce ‘AFSPA Live,’ a new monthly online show that provides AFSPA members the opportunity to ask live questions and get real-time answers from AFSPA leaders and health topic experts.
Receiving news that you or a loved one have a serious medical condition can be very overwhelming. Your head swarms with pressing questions: “Is my diagnosis really correct?”, “Am I on the best treatment plan?”, “What can I expect in the future?”, and “What should I do now?”
February is National Children’s Dental Health Month. AFSPA wants to remind you how important it is to help your child establish good flossing habits early.
When it comes to your heart’s health, what you eat plays an important role. During February, American Heart Month, AFSPA wants to offer the following tips for a heart-healthy diet:
Our disability coverage can bring you precious peace of mind by helping cover your regular living expenses if you are unable to work for several weeks or months but are not permanently disabled.
January is Cervical Health Awareness Month. During this time, AFSPA wants to remind you Cervical Cancer is generally caused by Human Papillomavirus (HPV) and can be prevented by HPV vaccination, regular screening or both.
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