Citing the eradication of hunger, increasing access to education, promotion of gender equality, and environmental sustainability as important aspects on the international front, these Millennium Development Goals, that are indirectly related to health, arguably call for broad, multisectoral policy-level interventions by the United States government for its own people. Of the eight Millennium Development Goals, three are directly related to improving health including: the improvement of child health, the improvement of maternal health and the reduction of infectious diseases. Again, for each of these three Millennium Development Goals that are directly related to health to be realized, governmental support of both funding and a solid infrastructure are necessary for a solid foundation that supports healthy Americans across all ages, races, genders, and ability levels. With the implementation of the Affordable Health Care Act of 2010, provisions for policies to govern support such a foundation have become a reality for the United States government and the American public as a…