The Kaiser Family Foundation on Thursday released a new survey that “examines the American public’s views, knowledge and opinions of U.S. efforts to improve health for people in developing countries,” according to an email alert from the foundation. “The fifth in a series that began in 2009, the survey explores the public’s views on global health spending and foreign aid, their priorities for the U.S. in world affairs, and the attention they pay to the issue of health in developing countries,” the alert states, and highlights several key findings from the survey (11/7).