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Americans care (sort of) about what politicians think about supporting medical research, according to a new poll by Research!America, which promotes medical research. Two-thirds of Americans said that it is important for candidates running for office to place a high priority on funding medical research. However, only 12 percent said that they were very well informed about the views of their senators and representative.

 

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