Alex Montero

1 week ago | kff.org | Alex Montero |Grace Sparks |Julian Montalvo III |Ashley Kirzinger

As the Trump administration attempts to overhaul many government health agencies, the latest KFF Tracking Poll on Health Information and Trust finds that partisans’ trust in these agencies as sources of reliable vaccine information has shifted from where it stood under the Biden administration with trust declining among Democrats and rising among Republicans.

2 weeks ago | kff.org | Grace Sparks |Alex Montero |Marley Presiado |Julian Montalvo III

Amid sweeping overhauls of federal health agencies in the first 100 days of President Trump’s second term, majorities of the public oppose major cuts to staff and spending at these agencies (61%) and say recent actions by the administration and Elon Musk’s Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) have gone too far (54%).

3 weeks ago | kff.org | Alex Montero |Grace Sparks |Julian Montalvo III |Ashley Kirzinger

As the U.S. grapples with rising measles cases across multiple states and the highest number of cases since 2019, about half of adults (51%) and parents (47%) say they are at least “somewhat worried” about the outbreak of measles, including roughly one in seven adults who are “very worried” (14% of all adults, 13% of parents). Concern is notably higher among Black and Hispanic adults – six in ten of each group express worry compared to 46% of White adults.

Nov 22, 2024 | diariodeleon.es | Alex Montero

Estos días pasados en nuestra aburrida ciudad que nunca se cansa, han acaecido dos situaciones aparentemente dispersas y sin conexión alguna. Por un lado, en el apartado de arte, la exposición de Ai Weiwei, artista chino nacido en Pekín en 1957, en nuestro viudo colorista Musac. Por otra parte, el fallecimiento biológico del gaditano (casi gibraltareño) de apellido berciano Salvador Armesto, polifacética personalidad que nos acompañó desde las bajuras hasta las alturas de nuestra urbe.

Sep 24, 2024 | kff.org | Shannon Schumacher |Alex Montero |Liz Hamel

As part of KFF’s ongoing effort to identify and track misinformation in the U.S., the latest KFF Health Misinformation Tracking Poll examines claims about immigrants that have circulated during the 2024 presidential election cycle. While immigration has been a frequent topic of the campaign, the political discourse surrounding immigrants often overlooks the perspectives and experiences of immigrants themselves.