
- February15 2005
- Volume 12
- Issue 3
High Marks for Health
Note:
Most Americans say they knowwhat the Centers for Disease Control(CDC) and the National Institutes ofHealth (NIH) are responsible for, andgive the agencies high marks for theway they get the job done. A November2004 Harris Interactive survey on publicattitudes toward federal governmentagencies revealed that more than 80%of adults said they understand what theCDC does and 84% of respondentsrated the agency as "excellent/prettygood." Among those surveyed, 71%gave the NIH high marks. The FDAwas in fourth place, with 65% givingthe agency good ratings. While the ratingsfor CDC and NIH were still highcompared with other government agencies,ratings for both have dipped sincethe 2003 poll. About 96% ofAmericans understand what the IRSdoes and 54% give it a positive rating.
Articles in this issue
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Explore Anew the Pursuit of Propertiesover 17 years ago
Identity Robbery—The Crime of the Timesover 17 years ago
Donate a Great Gift to Your Grandchildover 17 years ago
Marriage and Money: Communication Is Keyover 17 years ago
Take a Look at Long-term Care Insuranceover 17 years ago
Know Your Options when Disaster Strikesover 17 years ago
Prepare Yourself for a Check-free Worldover 17 years ago
Get a Tax Break for Your SUV and Homeover 17 years ago
Tax Cuts Don't Always Mean More Moneyover 17 years ago
Find out Who the Happier Americans Are





















































