The Truven Health Analytics-NPR Health Poll Working Together Since Early 2010 to Survey Americans About Healthcare Issues

This poll found that 47 percent of respondents believe it is important that fish or seafood they purchase is sustainably caught. 52 percent believe sustainably-caught fish have more health benefits.

This survey asked respondents their opinions about physician assisted suicide, and compared the results to answers to identical questions from a year prior.

This poll found that half of Americans said that they were aware of retail health clinics in their community, and 16 percent who knew of these clinics said that someone in their household had used one in the last six months.

This poll found that while 49 percent of American women have had a mammogram over the past year, just 27 percent of American men have undergone prostate screening over the same time period.

This poll found that nearly three quarters of American heart patients are taking statins to treat their condition.

This poll found that a 16 percent of Americans indicated they sought pricing information before receiving healthcare services.

This poll found that 39 percent of Americans have seen a drop off in their meat consumption.