Category Archive: Polls
By:
NWHF Staff
| Posted on: January 1st, 2012.
Categories:
Polls

This is post we created back in 2008. Since that time it received over 100 responses. Click through them to see what our grantees, partners, and colleagues said when we asked: What’s your community health priority?
We know it’s hard, but if you ...
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By:
NWHF Staff
| Posted on: December 12th, 2011.
Categories:
Policies & Laws •
Food & Nutrition •
Polls •
Public Health •
Transportation

A recent survey of doctors finds that they are well-aware of the impact of social needs on their patients’ health. The survey of 1,000 primary care physicians and pediatricians was conducted by Harris Interactive on behalf of the Robert Wood ...
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By:
NWHF Staff
| Posted on: October 10th, 2010.
Categories:
Food & Nutrition •
Polls •
Public Health •
Did You Know?

According to the American Journal of Public Health, the soft drink industry receives a $4 billion subsidy from taxpayers each year. That’s how much soda is purchased with public money from the Supplemental Nutritional Assistance Program ...
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By:
NWHF Staff
| Posted on: July 28th, 2010.
Categories:
Disparities •
Economic Issues •
Education •
Policies & Laws •
Food & Nutrition •
Polls •
Public Health

In a recent New England Journal of Medicine editorial, Steven A. Schroeder, M.D., and Kenneth E. Warner, Ph.D.write that, at a time when health funding sources are focusing efforts and dollars on obesity prevention, smoking remains by far the ...
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By:
NWHF Staff
| Posted on: March 10th, 2010.
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Disparities •
Economic Issues •
Education •
Policies & Laws •
Food & Nutrition •
Polls •
Public Health

Northwest Health Foundation, through its Community Health Priorities Project, has just released new public opinion research conducted by Davis Hibbitts Midghall, revealing areas where Oregonians want health dollars spent.
Among the ...
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By:
NWHF Staff
| Posted on: March 9th, 2010.
Categories:
Economic Issues •
Editorial Notes •
Policies & Laws •
Food & Nutrition •
Polls •
Public Health

The CHP Twitter feed recently received a message from @erinashmiller, who tweeted that “taxing junk food violates horizontal & vertical equity, also paternalistic.”
The tweet included a link to an article she wrote on agriculture policy ...
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By:
NWHF Staff
| Posted on: October 15th, 2009.
Categories:
Economic Issues •
Policies & Laws •
Food & Nutrition •
Polls •
Public Health
As momentum builds nationally for a tax on soda (or “sugar-sweetened beverages”), there are various points of view on the issue. What’s yours? If you don’t see a response that comes close to your view, please post a comment.
Soda Tax: Which is ...
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By:
NWHF Staff
| Posted on: August 9th, 2009.
Categories:
Disparities •
Economic Issues •
Education •
Policies & Laws •
Polls •
Public Health
Thanks for visiting us at OMSI.
Please share your thoughts on how to improve the health of your community here!
Thank ...
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By:
NWHF Staff
| Posted on: June 15th, 2009.
Categories:
Environmental Health •
Disparities •
Economic Issues •
Policies & Laws •
Polls •
Public Health •
Did You Know?

All across the state, Oregonians show broad support for a 60-cent tax on a pack of cigarettes. This is according to a poll conducted by Davis Hibbitts Midghall Inc., commissioned by the Tobacco-Free Coalition of Oregon (TOFCO), and released to ...
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By:
NWHF Staff
| Posted on: June 4th, 2009.
Categories:
Economic Issues •
Policies & Laws •
Food & Nutrition •
Polls •
Public Health

A New York Times editorial from June 3, 2009, concluded by saying: “All consumers — not just those lucky enough to live near farms or large grocery stores — should be able to buy fresh fruits and vegetables at affordable prices. While we ...
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By:
NWHF Staff
| Posted on: May 19th, 2009.
Categories:
Policies & Laws •
Food & Nutrition •
Polls •
Public Health

When many people think of Tennessee, they think of the Deep South and the stereotypes that come with it, including warm hospitality and delicious (read: fattening) southern food. Southerners love to eat - isn’t that the truth?
Did you know ...
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By:
NWHF Staff
| Posted on: March 11th, 2009.
Categories:
Disparities •
Economic Issues •
Policies & Laws •
Polls •
Public Health
The Oregon Legislature is now considering a 60-cent tobacco tax on cigarettes to raise money for tobacco prevention and other public health programs.
According to the Oregonian, state representative Mitch Greenlick believes lawmakers will ...
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