Harris poll

In a 2000 Harris Poll of cancer clinical trial participants, 76 percent of the respondents said they participated because they believed that the trial offered the best quality of care for their disease. Helping other people and receiving more and better attention for their own specific disease were other reasons cited. 

Lack of public confidence in public and private institutions ability to prevent health information from being disclosed to employers, courts, and law enforcement agencies, or to protect consumers from inappropriate use by healthcare providers was a major point in the public opposition to the use of unique identifiers. Janlori Goldman recently reported that 27% of respondents to a Louis Harris poll believed that their personal medical information would be improperly disclosed. Of this group, more than 30% felt... 

A Harris poll showed for the first time that a majority of those polled favored wide-ranging rapprochement with China, including diplomatic relations (5 7 percent in favor) and admission to the UN (55 percent in favor of membership for both Chinas). Harris Survey, 27 Tune 1966, Box 17, Thomson Papers, FKL. i°3 FRUS 1964-8, XXX, p. 262. 

Mark A. Poll, Charles B. Templeton, Judith G. Pace, and Harry B. Hines... 

Drug labeling Consumers tend to overlook important label information on OTC drugs, according to a Harris Interactive Market Research Poll conducted for the National Council on Patient Information and Education and released in January 2002. In May 2002, an FDA regulation went into effect that aims to help consumers use OTC drugs more wisely. 

Pundt L, Van Roozendael M., Wagner T., Richter A., Chipperfield M., Burrows J. P., Fayt C., Hendrick F., Pfeilsticker K., Platt U., and Pommereau J.-P. (2000) Simultaneous UV-vis Measurements of BrO form Balloon, SateUite and Ground implications for tropospheric BrO. In Proc. 5th European Symp. on Polar Stratospheric Ozone 1999, Air Poll. Res. Report 73, EUR 19340 (eds. N. R. P. Harris, M. Guirlet, and G. T. Amanatidis). European Commission, Brussels, Belgium, pp. 316-319. 

A recent poll undertaken by Harris Research for United Parcels Services covered 1,500 interviews with Directors of companies selected from Europe s tcp 15,000 by revenue [1]. The result was as follows. 

The good public reception was related in no small measure to the appeal of Nixon s apparent move to ensure a more peaceful world and to give hope to the Viemam-weary nation. As Lou Harris, the polling... 

Harris Interactive. 2004. American Perspectives on Engineers and Engineering. Poll conducted for the American Association of Engineering Societies. Final report, February 13, 2004. Available online at www.aaes.org/harris 2004 files/frame.htm (accessed June 13,2012). 

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