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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

U.S. Hispanics Overwhelmingly Approve of President Obama's Performance Over His First 100 Days on the Job

Approval Rating among Hispanics Over 20 Points Higher than among the General U.S. Population

Hispanics Strive for a Better Future While Staying Connected to their Culture

Poll Shows U.S. Hispanics Greatly Value Education, Work, Saving Money, Family and their Culture, but Have Mixed Opinions about Immigration and Government

Football Is America's Favorite Radio Sport

Among the Three in Four Americans Who Have a Favorite Radio Sport, 30% Prefer Football While 25% Prefer Baseball

AIDS Ignorance

One-Third of Adults Admit Little or No Knowledge about the Global HIV and AIDS issue

Survey: The More You Know, the More You Care About AIDS Globally

World Vision, U.S. President issues `Clarion Call' to World's Leaders to
`Put a Face on the Pandemic

Tapping into the Hot Chinese and South Asian Marketplace

Central Location Testing: Still Golden In Its Golden Years

Ipsos-Public Affairs Poll Looking Ahead: Issues For 2005, Candidates For 2008

Giuliani And McCain Top List Of Potential Republican Candidates

AP/Ipsos Presidential Poll 2004: Kerry Mobilizes New Voters

Bored Voters Could Turn Out For Bush

AP/Ipsos Poll: Back to Work: Americans Satisfied With Working Life

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