New polling from YouGov shows a majority of British adults say they would support a ban on online ads (57%) or TV ads (58%) promoting junk food.

Flexitarians, who follow vegetarianism with the occasional inclusion of meat, form 13% of the UK’s population and 12% in the US.

A new YouGov/Imperial College London webinar explored the first year of the COVID-19 crisis.

The US accelerated its vaccine administration efforts the last few months and that's brought some positive changes to travel demand in the last few months, especially for domestic tourism and air travel, according to new data from YouGov.

Three-quarters of US adults (76%) say that the media promotes an unattainable body image for women.

About half (51%) of Americans say they feel pressured to have a certain body type.

YouGov has conducted a comprehensive study examining how Americans feel about their own bodies, their romantic partner’s body and looks, personal grooming habits, and the media’s influence on body image in 2021.

Huggies witnessed a decline in scores throughout March, dipping to 13.6 points on March 29, but thereafter shot back up quickly.

Almost two thirds (64%) of consumers cited lack of exercise or physical activity as a contributing factor towards their weight gain during the pandemic.

Global YouGov data explores trust in healthcare institutions.

A look at four food spending categories – fresh fruit/vegetables, dairy items, chilled ready meals, and junk food – reveals shares of people in key markets around the globe increased their consumption in each of these categories.

About two-thirds (64%) of Americans say they would support colleges and universities instituting a COVID-19 vaccine requirement.

Although public health experts say the COVID-19 pandemic is not yet over, Americans are generally feeling happy and hopeful about the idea that the pandemic may soon come to an end.

The most common view among Americans is that life has gotten worse (43%) during the pandemic.

Data from the YouGov Personality Study 2021 finds close to half (46%) of Americans say the events surrounding coronavirus have had a negative impact on their mental health.

The YouGov Personality Study 2021 finds that 35% of Americans say they’ve felt more lonely than usual during the pandemic.

Shares of people in the US and Great Britain say they have been drinking more amid the pandemic, YouGov data finds, and those who have done so are more likely to be drinking alone than those who kept their alcohol intake the same over the last year.

YouGov data tracks public sentiment towards the COVID-19 vaccine in the UK, US, Germany and France.

A YouGov poll of more than 4,000 people finds that most Americans anticipate they will wear a face mask even after the pandemic is over.

YouGov Direct explores health insurance coverage among insured Americans.