Fixes sub-page link.

department-of-veterans-affairs · May 13, 2024 · 2efb5b1 · 2efb5b1
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diff --git a/..._content-style-guide/health-content/destigmatizing-language-in-substance-use.md b/..._content-style-guide/health-content/destigmatizing-language-in-substance-use.md
@@ -13,7 +13,7 @@ At VA, we use language that reflects how we provide treatment and support to Vet
 - We recognize people as human beings first and not as defined by their problems or conditions.
 - We know that people have problems but are not themselves the problem.
 - We show support and understanding for people who have substance use problems, rather than negativity, punishing attitudes, or blame.
-- We recognize substance use disorder as a serious condition and not a choice or “habit.” 
+- We recognize substance use disorder as a serious condition and not a choice or “habit.”
 
 ## Substance use: Language to use and avoid
 

diff --git a/src/_content-style-guide/health-content/index.md b/src/_content-style-guide/health-content/index.md
@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
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 layout: content-style-guide
-permalink: /content-style-guide/health-content
+permalink: /content-style-guide/health-content/
 title: Health content
 intro-text: "Health content should be accurate, accessible, and actionable to help Veterans make decisions about their health and health care benefits. In VA health content, we avoid overly clinical language and write in a person-to-person, empathetic, and conversational voice."
 sub-pages: