JUDY WOODRUFF: Sunday marks the deadline for enrolling in the state and federal health exchanges this year. The push is on once again to get people to sign up. <\/p>\n
There are signs that perhaps more than 10 million will enroll, fewer than initially expected, but better than a revised estimate showed. <\/p>\n
To fill us in on the latest, were joined again by Mary Agnes Carey Of Kaiser Health News and Susan Dentzer. Shes a health analyst for the NewsHour. <\/p>\n
And its good to see you both again. <\/p>\n
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MARY AGNES CAREY, Kaiser Health News: Great to be back. <\/p>\n
SUSAN DENTZER: Thank you. <\/p>\n
JUDY WOODRUFF: Time to talk health care. <\/p>\n
So, Mary Agnes Carey, just overall, how has the process been going the second year? <\/p>\n
MARY AGNES CAREY: Well, the Web site is a lot better. It actually works, and thats better for everyone trying to enroll. <\/p>\n
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