New USA Today/Kaiser/Harvard Poll Finds the Public Sees Real Benefits From Prescription Drugs, But Feels that They Cost Too Much and that Drug Companies … Continue reading “Four in 10 Americans say they have trouble paying for drugs or skip prescriptions or cut pills due to cost”
For Cypriot/Greek and Nigerian Students and Scholars in Public Health For immediate release: Monday, March 3, 2008 Boston, MA – The Harvard School of … Continue reading “Harvard School of Public Health announces creation of A.G. Leventis Foundation Fellowship Program”
For immediate release: Friday, February 29, 2008 Boston, MA — This survey conducted jointly by NPR and public opinion researchers at the Kaiser Family … Continue reading “NPR/Kaiser/Harvard survey: The public on requiring individuals to have health insurance”
Researchers Show That Disparities Shrank From 1960s to 1980s, Possibly Because of Social Programs Enacted in the 1960s For immediate release: February 25, 2008 … Continue reading “Study finds recent trend of growing U.S. disparities in health not inevitable”
Seventy percent of Republicans think socialized medicine would make things worse and 70% of Democrats think it would make things better For immediate release: … Continue reading “Poll finds Americans split by political party over whether socialized medicine better or worse than current system”
Q&A with Co-author David Hunter of Harvard School of Public Health on Genome Scans and Pitfalls of Personal Profiling For Immediate Release: Sunday, February … Continue reading “Newly identified gene variants associated with prostate cancer risk”
Analysis Draws on Data from New Kaiser/Harvard Survey of Likely Voters in Early Primary States, as Well as 10 Recent National Polls For immediate … Continue reading “Presidential candidates’ platforms reflect sharp differences in perspectives of Democratic and Republican primary voters on health care problems”