One in eleven sexually active women say they experience pain or discomfort every time or most times they have sex that prevents them from fully enjoying sex or even having to stop

Four in 10 Britons are worried about catching coronavirus on an airplane

Most Britons are wearing a mask at least some of the times they go shopping, but just 28% of shoppers are doing so on every visit

Fewer than half recognise some of the newly identified signs of infection like nausea, appetite loss and diarrhoea

Soup tops the list as the best remedy for Brits feeling poorly

The level of mask use in public places has dropped to its lowest since July 2020

Young people are more likely to oppose reducing sick pay for those who are unvaccinated

Conservative voters are the most likely to emphasise learning to live with COVID over ramping up vaccine, mask and testing efforts

Most Britons would still self-isolate if they tested positive for coronavirus, but the majority would only test themselves if it continued to be free

For the last two years, countries across the world have been under scrutiny for their Covid-19 response. At the start of the pandemic, emphasis was placed on locking down, restricting travel and isolating infected people – but now, with a widely-available vaccine, many countries are now adopting vaccine passports, issued to citizens who are fully vaccinated and then required for people to do certain activities, as a way to open up and ‘live with the virus’.

To mark the end of Veganuary, we dive into Profiles data to explore the attitudes of vegans in Britain and the US.

Nearly half say staff shortages have “greatly” affected their workplace

NHS workers report facing violence and aggression from patients, their families, and even fellow staff members

English people are split, but the Welsh prefer their methods of coping with the pandemic

According to the NHS, feeling exhausted is so common that it has its own acronym, ‘TATT’, or ‘tired all the time’, and a new YouGov survey reveals that 13% of Britons exist in a state of constant exhaustion.

Six in ten Britons say that sportspeople should have received two doses (19%) or three doses (42%) of the coronavirus vaccine to be able to play in sports events (unless they have a medical exemption).

A new YouGov study conducted across 17 markets worldwide asks consumers about how appropriate it is for various industries to engage in sports sponsorship.

A YouGov Profiles survey shows that a third of Americans (32%) and over a quarter of Brits (27%) believe that ‘a meatless diet is the healthier option’.

Almost seven in ten consumers in the US and South Africa say they "research treatment options on my own, then ask my doctor about them".

Most Britons think the pandemic will last for at least another year