When it comes to health care, Americans are concerned about innovation and affordability.
New research insights from a Morning Consult survey of all 50 states and 435 congressional districts back this up. The survey of more than 20,000 Americans highlights the real cost concerns Americans have, the barriers that make it more challenging to access care and their overwhelming agreement on the policies they want to see to lower costs at the pharmacy.
Check out four key takeaways from the research.
Learn more about the survey and solutions that address Americans’ concerns at PhRMA.org/Middlemen.
Mark Keida
Mark Keida, Ph.D. is Vice President in Public Affairs. He leads PhRMA’s message and polling team, supporting advocacy communications, paid media campaigns and earned media. Mark specializes in using data to guide narrative, campaign strategy and tactics.
Mark Keida
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4 Things to know about PhRMA’s new 50-state poll
4 Things to know about PhRMA’s new 50-state poll