Pfizer and Moderna’s vaccines are seen as safe across the board

Uncertainty about how the other travellers may follow COVID-19 protocols is also one of the primary reasons (37%). But, the most dominant concern, bothering 39% of Americans, is the cost of travel.

Customer experience, brand image, brand values, emotion and consumer personality factor into whether or not someone is likely to recommend your brand.

Customer experience, brand image, brand values, emotion and consumer personality factor into whether or not someone is likely to recommend your brand.

Customer experience, brand image, brand values, emotion and consumer personality factor into whether or not someone is likely to recommend your brand.

According to a survey launched by YouGov in association with Imperial College London’s Institute of Global Health Innovation, up to a fifth (18%) of the public in markets around the world had to either delay or miss their routine vaccines because of COVID-19.

A new YouGov survey shows 54% of US adults and 42% of British adults are comfortable travelling by airplane.

Half of Americans and a third of Brits support brands getting involved in government campaigns to get people vaccinated.

YouGov/ICL data explores how people feel about governments and health institutions.

Are people willing to call their doctor instead of visiting them in person?

More than half (54%) of Americans who know someone who experienced a tick-borne illness "always" or "sometimes" check for ticks after spending time outdoors.

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.