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Peer-Reviewed Nutrition Journal Reports that U.S. Physicians and Nurses Widely Use and Recommend Dietary Supplements, Based on Ipsos Study

Study Shows Over 7 in 10 Physicians Use Supplements; Nearly 8 in 10 Recommend Supplements to Their Patients

American and British Consumers Are Highly Receptive to Smart Grid Technology Concept

Survey Shows that Many Asthma Sufferers Have Misconceptions about How to Control Their Condition

Two Thirds of Physicians Treating Asthma Believe Less Than 50% of Their Patients Take Their Daily Asthma Controller Medication as Instructed

Misconceptions about Asthma Control Are Particularly Prevalent among Hispanics and African Americans

54% of Americans Support Sotomayor's Confirmation Despite Lack of Familiarity

Hispanics Rally Behind Nomination

Pessimism Is on the Wane while Obama's Credibility Remains High

President's Approval Rating at 64%; More Americans Say the Economy Has Stabilized than Say the Worst Is Yet to Come

RBC CASH Index: U.S. Consumer Sentiment Sags in June but Expectations for the Future Improve

Decline in Consumer Confidence Ends Three-Month Rally

Most Fathers Today Take an Active Role in their Child's Academics, Both During the School Year and the Summer

Half of Dads Say that They Are the Ones Who Primarily Help their Child with Their Schoolwork

Measuring Global Opinions in a Year of Economic Turmoil

Ipsos Hosting Webinar to Discuss Changing Moods and Attitudes of the Global Populace

Most (85%) Believe that America is a Nation of Dreamers

One Third (33%) Say President Obama is the Nation's Biggest Dreamer, followed by Themselves (8%)
and Martin Luther King Jr. (7%)

Downturn in the Economy Also Affecting Lottery Players

Credit Crunch has Americans Cutting Back on Lottery Spending