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Kaiser Family Foundation surveys have repeatedly revealed that more than half the public thinks U.S. spending on health in developing countries is helpful for U.S. diplomacy (59 percent) and for improving America's image in the countries receiving aid (56 percent).
Twenty-two percent of Americans said the reform package has been repealed, the new Kaiser Family Foundation poll shows. Another 26 percent say they don't know enough to say whether it's still law. Roughly half of Americans, 52 percent, correctly responded that the reforms are still in place.
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How to Tell When ObamaCare Takes a Beating in the Kaiser Poll: the Headline Is about Something Else
Consider these charts from the latest Kaiser Family Foundation tracking poll, released today. Even when pollsters tell the public that ObamaCare is “reform,” the public still doesn’t like it. ObamaCare’s slip in this month’s poll is the result of a simul 9:55 AM from Cato @ Liberty Read more »
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Women Fear Efforts to Control Reproductive Rights: Poll
About three in 10 American women believe there is a "wide-scale effort to limit women's reproductive health choices and services," according to a new poll from the Kaiser Family Foundation. Separately, the survey shows that fewer Americans support the 20 12:05 AM from National Journal Read more »
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SPIN METER: Political ads stir health care horror
It would be hard to top Sarah Palin's now-debunked assertion that "death panels" lurked in the recesses of Obama's law, but don't be surprised if that happens this year. "Many people believe crazy things about health care because they want to believe the from Sify Read more »
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Kaiser Family Foundation Announces 2012 Barbara Jordan Health Policy Scholars
Selected from a pool of two hundred applicants, this year's Jordan scholars, a cohort of fifteen college seniors and recent college graduates, will spend eleven weeks participating in seminars and visiting congressional offices in the nation's capital, w from Philanthropy News Digest Read more »
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Whoa — Don’t cash those rebate checks yet
BY KEVIN M. MCCARTY One of the most touted provisions in the new federal healthcare law requires health insurers to spend a minimum percentage of premiums on healthcare — or give rebates to policyholders. This is commonly referred to as the Medical Loss from Miami Herald Read more »
