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In general, how comfortable would you be, personally, (INSERT ITEM, RANDOMIZE) – very comfortable, somewhat comfortable, somewhat uncomfortable, or very uncomfortable? Working with someone who has HIV or AIDS Very comfortable 41% Somewhat comfortable 30 Somewhat uncomfortable 8 Very uncomfortable 13 Don't know/Refused 8 Having a roommate who is HIV positive Very comfortable…
As I read you some statements about AIDS, please tell me whether you agree or disagree with each one....In general, it's people's own fault if they get AIDS. Agree 40% Disagree 55 Don't know/Refused 4 Survey by Henry J. Kaiser Family Foundation, Washington Post, Harvard University.
(I am going to read some statements about AIDS. As I read each statement, please say whether you agree or disagree with it.)... In general, it's people's own fault if they get AIDS. Agree 40% Disagree 57 Don't know 3 Survey by Cable News Network, USA Today.
(As I read off some statements about AIDS, would you tell me whether you agree or disagree with each one?)...
(As I read off some statements about AIDS (Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome), would you tell me whether you agree or disagree with each one?)...
Concerned about the high rates of childhood obesity in the U.S., policymakers in Congress, the Federal Trade Commission and agencies such as the Institute of Medicine have explored a variety of potential contributing factors, including the marketing and advertising of food products to children.
Concerned about the high rates of childhood obesity in the U.S., policymakers in Congress, the Federal Trade Commission, and agencies such as the Institute of Medicine have explored a variety of potential contributing factors, including the marketing and advertising of food products to children.
Concerned about the high rates of childhood obesity in the U.S., policymakers in Congress, the Federal Trade Commission and agencies such as the Institute of Medicine have explored a variety of potential contributing factors, including the marketing and advertising of food products to children.
Kaiser Family Foundation Interviews on Washington Post Radio About the Collaboration: The Kaiser Family Foundation and Washington Post Radio collaborate to provide listeners of the new station in Washington, D.C. with information and analysis about current health care issues.
Media and Health The Foundation enters into partnerships with major media companies to create public education campaigns on important health issues, and also studies the impact of the media on health. Entertainment Media Partnerships The Foundation partners with media organizations to develop multi-faceted public education campaigns on important health issues.
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