President Donald Trump might want to think twice about the medical advice he offers from the White House briefing room. That’s because a lot of people trust his medical advice on the COVID-19 crisis a lot, according to the most recent The Economist/YouGov survey.

Most Americans (61%) thinking we’re headed for an economic depression in the next year. In fact, a plurality of Americans (34%) think we’re already in the midst of one, according to a YouGov poll of 1287 US Adults conducted April 16 to 17, 2020.

More than 60 percent of Americans say they think a recession will come in the next year, according to a March survey by YouGov conducted March 16-18. That’s up a stunning 39 percentage points since we asked the same question in February and is the highest mark since YouGov began running the monthly survey in June 2019.

Nearly a quarter of Americans (23%) have considered purchasing mail-order orthodontics from companies like Invisalign and Smile Direct Club for themselves or a family member at some point, according to the results of a YouGov survey for the Cheddar Business channel.

About one in 10 Americans (12%) say they’ve used a telemedicine app to communicate with a healthcare provider, according to new data from YouGov conducted exclusively for Cheddar Business. Another 14 percent, however, say they’ve never heard of such products.

But not everyone likes their bananas the same way. In fact, there’s some disparity in opinion about what is the correct ripeness at which to consume the fruit.

Here’s a tip: If you want to give away the most popular candy among America’s youth, hand out this one type.

There's a clear winner, but regional differences exist.

YouGov surveyed 1,237 American adults between June 24 and 25 about their feelings on Canada and Canadians ahead of Canada Day.

Vita Coco pulled a stunt to increase awareness but ended up going viral because of a jar of urine. Oddly, this story has a happy ending, according to YouGov’s Plan and Track data.