What do you think of health in your country? Researchers asked the people in forty-seven countries around the world. They also asked them what they think of the efforts of doner donor nations. The findings are in the new kaiser pure Kiser Pew Globe Health Survey. Majorities in almost every countries country said wealthier nations are not doing enough to help poorer ones. That includes help with encomic economic development, reducing poverty and improving health. But in countries that receive the most development aid, people were much more likely to say that wealthy nations are doing enough. And in wealthier nations there were strong support to do more to help. The kaiser Kiser Family Foundation and pure Pew Global Attitudes Project did the survey. The top health concern in the Latin American and Middle Eastern countries in the survey was fighting hunger and poorer nutrition. In central and eastern Europe, people said they worry most about their ability to get healthy care. And in pasts of the Africa and Asia, the most pressing health issues is preventing and treating H.I.V, the vairis virus that causes of AIDS.