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John Humphrys - Cheers! How much booze is too much?
John Humphrys' weekly column for YouGov
22 days agoArticle
John Humphrys – Smoking v Calories: Has Rishi got it Wrong?
John Humphrys' weekly column for YouGov
about 2 months agoArticle
John Humphrys - The NHS: Less Public… More Private?
So what do you think of the NHS? Have your own experiences of it made you despair and do you welcome the possibility of “going private” without having to pay an enormous bill? Or has your own treatment made you grateful for a system that is there when you need it without even having to think about the cost?
6 months agoArticle
The Pharmacist Will See You Now… Maybe!
How do you feel about consulting your pharmacist for a condition that might have seen you making an appointment with your GP?
7 months agoArticle
One in eight Britons turned to private healthcare in the last 12 months
The median private healthcare spend was £500
8 months agoArticle
Half of Britons who needed to see a GP recently didn’t or couldn't do so
Health problems worsened for 16% of the Britons who say they were unable or unwilling to see their doctor
8 months agoArticle
Positivity towards the government’s handling of the economy is ticking up
The proportion of Britons who think the government is handling the economy well has grown, while headline grabbing immigration policies do little to shift public opinion
9 months agoArticle
One in ten Britons have performed dentistry on themselves, half in the last two years
Britons report pulling their own teeth out and making their own dentures
9 months agoArticle
Six in ten Britons believe it should be illegal to discriminate against menopausal women
Half of the British public say employers should be made to offer paid time off to those suffering menopause symptoms
9 months agoArticle
John Humphrys - Dying well: Who should choose?
Have you ever given any thought to your own death or that of your nearest and dearest?
10 months agoArticle
Half of nurses say they are paid badly; just a quarter feel well-paid
One in three say they would not go into the profession again
11 months agoArticle
John Humphrys - Assisted dying: A crime or a blessing?
Do you want to change the law on assisted dying or keep it as it stands?
11 months agoArticle
Are children being taught enough about periods in school?
Those girls who say they felt most prepared for their first period are substantially more likely to say they were first taught about menstruation by a parent
11 months agoArticle
From synching up to menopause – what do Britons know about periods?
One in ten men believe women remove tampons to urinate
12 months agoArticle
How many Britons have donated blood?
More than a third of Britons would donate blood if they were paid to do so
about 1 year agoArticle
The lobster trap… and the ailing NHS
Hospital overcrowding and bed blocking are killing hundreds of patients
about 1 year agoArticle
Two-thirds of Britons expect to be able to see their GP within government’s new two-week target
One in nine confident they would be able to make a same-day appointment with their doctor
about 1 year agoArticle
How do Britons feel about COVID-19 as we head into winter 2022?
Three in five Britons want to see mask requirements brought back on public transport
about 1 year agoArticle
Comparing American and British attitudes on health care in 2022
Americans' view of the U.S. health care system has grown significantly more positive over the last decade, according to the recent YouGov polling. At the same time, Americans have grown mildly more favorable toward the British health care system.
about 1 year agoArticle
What activities would Britons still do even if they had Covid?
Nearly a quarter of Britons would still visit the supermarket with Covid symptoms
about 1 year ago