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Harvard Opinion Research Program Harvard School of Public Health SWINE FLU (H1N1 VIRUS) SURVEY April 29, 2009 Research Team: Robert J. Blendon, Harvard School of Public Health, Project Director Gillian K. SteelFisher, Harvard School of Public Health John M. Benson, Harvard School of Public Health Kathleen J. Weldon, Harvard School of Public Health Melissa J. Herrmann, SSRS/ICR Contact: Robert J. Blendon, 617-432-4502

HARVARD SCHOOL OF PUBLIC HEALTH SWINE FLU (H1N1 VIRUS) SURVEY The study was conducted for Harvard School of Public Health via telephone by SSRS/ICR, an independent research company. Interviews were conducted April 29, 2009, among a representative sample of 1,067 respondents age 18 and older. Of those a total of 107 respondents were Hispanic and a total of 130 respondents were Non-Hispanic African Americans. A total of 156 interviews were conducted with respondents on cell phones. The margin of error for total respondents is +/-3.6 percentage points at the 95% confid ence level. 1. How familiar are you with the term H1N1 virus? Do you know what this term means, have you heard of it, but are not sure what it means, or have you never heard of the term H1N1 virus before? Know what it means Have heard of it, but not sure what it means Never heard of the term 4/29/09 24 21 55 1 -- (Asked of total who know what the term HINI virus means; n = 281) 2. Does H1N1 virus mean the same thing as swine flu, or not? Yes, it does No, it does not 4/29/09 85 11 4 * 1/2. Combo Table #1 Know what H1N1 virus means Have heard of H1N1 virus, but Never heard of NET Is swine flu Is not swine flu not sure what it is H1N1 virus 4/29/09 24 20 3 21 55 1 -- 1/2. Combo Table #2 H1N1 virus is swine flu H1N1 is not swine flu/dk/dk term 4/29/09 20 80 3. How closely are you following news about the recent outbreak of swine flu? Are you following the news very closely, somewhat closely, not too closely, or not at all? Very Somewhat Not too Not at all 4/29/09 34 43 15 7 * * -2-

4. From which source have you gotten the most information about the swine flu outbreak: local TV news, national network TV news, cable news, newspapers, or the Internet? Local TV National network Cable news TV news news Newspapers Internet 4/29/09 32 21 14 6 19 6 1 5. Are you concerned that you or someone in your immediate family may get sick from swine flu during the next 12 months, or aren t you concerned about that? (Asked of total who are concerned that they may get sick from swine flu in the next 12 months) 6. How concerned are you? Are you very concerned, somewhat concerned, or not very concerned? 5/6. Combo Table Concerned Not Net Very Somewhat Not very concerned 46 20 24 2 53 1 -- 7. To the best of your knowledge, is there a vaccine against the current swine flu, or isn t there one? Yes, there s a No, there s not a vaccine vaccine 4/29/09 22 65 13 -- 8. To the best of your knowledge, is there an effective medicine to treat people who have contracted the current swine flu, or doesn t such a medicine exist? Yes, there s an No, there isn t an effective medicine effective medicine 4/29/09 54 28 18 * 9. To the best of your knowledge, can you get the current swine flu in each of the following ways: How about (INSERT)? Yes No a. From being in close contact with someone who 83 12 5 -- has swine flu-that is, within about three feet b. From being near someone who has swine flu, but 29 63 8 * not in close contact that is, being at thirty feet away c. From eating pork 13 81 6 -- d. From coming in contact with pigs 34 57 9 -- 10. To the best of your knowledge, would wearing a face mask protect you from getting sick from the current swine flu, or not? -3-

Yes, would No, would not 4/29/09 53 40 7 * 11. To the best of your knowledge, would wearing a face mask if you were sick help prevent you from spreading the current swine flu to other people, or not? Yes, would No, would not 4/29/09 78 19 3 * 12. In response to reports of swine flu, have you or has someone in your household done any of the following? Have you (INSERT ITEM)? Yes, have done No, have not done a. Avoided places where many people are gathered together, 25 75 * -- like sporting events, malls, or public transportation b. Talked with your doctor about health issues related to swine 5 95 * -- flu c. Purchased a face mask 5 95 -- -- d. Worn a face mask 8 92 * -- e. Washed your hands or used hand sanitizer more frequently 59 40 * -- f. Avoided people you think may have recently visited Mexico 20 76 4 * g. Avoided Mexican restaurants or grocery stores 17 82 1 * h. Gotten a prescription for or purchased antivirals, such as Tamiflu or Relenza 1 99 -- -- 13. Suppose you had swine flu and health officials recommended that you stay at home, away from other people for 5 to 7 days. Is this something you would do, or not? Yes, would do No, would not do 4/29/09 95 5 * * 14. Do you have children under the age of 18 living at home, or not? Yes, have children No, do not have children 4/29/09 39 61 -- -- (Asked of total who have children <18 living at home; n = 348) 15. Are any of these children currently enrolled in school or daycare, or not? Yes, enrolled No, not enrolled 4/29/09 85 15 -- -- -4-

14/15. Combo Table Have children <18 living at home Do not have NET Enrolled in school or daycare Not enrolled in school or daycare children <18 living at home 4/29/09 39 33 6 61 -- -- (Asked of total who have children <18 living at home and they are currently enrolled in school or daycare; n = 308) 16. In response to reports of swine flu, have you kept your children home from school or day care, or not? Yes, have No, have not 4/29/09 4 96 * -- 17. Have you or has anyone in your household been ill with flu-like symptoms, like high fever and body aches, in the past thirty days, or not? Yes, have No, have not 4/29/09 9 91 -- -- E. GENDER OF RESPONDENT Male Female 4/29/09 48 52 D01. In general, how would you describe your own health excellent, very good, good, fair or poor? Excellent Very good Good Fair Poor 4/29/09 26 38 25 8 4 * -- D02. What is your age? 18-29 30-49 50-64 65+ Refused 4/29/09 21 32 28 17 1 D03. Are you currently married, living with a partner, widowed, divorced, separated, or have you never married? Currently Living with Never been married a partner Widowed Divorced Separated married 4/29/09 52 7 8 10 3 20 -- 1-5-

D04. What is the last grade or class that you completed in school? 4/29/09 None, or grade 1-8 3 High school incomplete (grades 9-11) 11 High school graduate (grade 12 or GED certificate) 31 Business technical, or vocational school AFTER high school 3 Some college, no 4-year degree 24 College + (NET) 27 College graduate (B.S., B.A., or other 4-year degree 18 Post-graduate training or professional schooling after college (e.g. toward a 9 master s degree or PH.D; law or medical school) know * Refused 1 D05. Are you, yourself, now covered by any form of health insurance or health plan? This would include any private insurance plan through your employer or that you purchase yourself, as well as a government program like Medicare or Medicaid? Yes No 4/29/09 83 16 1 * D06. Are you of Hispanic origin or background? (Asked of total Hispanics ) D07. Are you White Hispanic or Black Hispanic? (Asked of total non-hispanics) D08. Are you white, black, or some other race? -6-

Race Summary Table 4/29/09 White (non-hispanic) 68 Black (non-hispanic) 11 Asian (non-hispanic) 4 Hispanic (NET) 13 White Hispanic 8 Black Hispanic 2 Hispanic unspecified 3 Some other race 3 know * Refused 1 D09. IS YOUR TOTAL ANNUAL HOUSEHOLD INCOME FROM ALL SOURCES, AND BEFORE TAXES: (READ LIST) D10. REGION 4/29/09 Less than $40,000 NET 39 Less than $15K 10 $15K but less than 20K 7 $20K but less than $25K 6 $25K but less than $30K 5 $30K but less than $40K 9 Less than $40K (unspecified) 2 $40,000 or more NET 51 $40K but less than $50K 10 $50K but less than $75K 16 $75K but less than $100K 9 $100K + 11 $40K + (unspecified) 5 know 2 Refused 8 Northeast North Central South West 4/29/09 18 22 36 23-7-