Conducted

14 May 2024

4513 GB adults surveyed

Share

Would you support or oppose young people aged 18‑25 being offered free fertility checks?

Conducted 14 May 2024

YouGov surveyed 4513 GB adults

18%
32%
14%
8%
29%
Would you support or oppose young people aged 18‑25 being offered free fertility checks?

Conducted 14 May 2024

YouGov surveyed 4513 GB adults

By:
18%
32%
14%
8%
29%

Explore more data & articles

Published on the same day

Do you feel like the world at the moment is in a more or less dangerous state than usual?

See results

Do you think high numbers of immigration usually leads to more or less crime, or makes no difference?

See results

Would Britons support an outdoor smoking ban?

Politics

How do Britons feel about Halloween?

Society
From what you’ve read, heard or experienced, do you think that maternity leave pay is currently too much, not enough, or about right?

From what you’ve read, heard or experienced, do you think that maternity leave pay is currently too much, not enough, or about right?

economy
Would you support or oppose drivers aged under 21 being banned from carrying passengers under 21 for the first six months after they pass their driving test?

Would you support or oppose drivers aged under 21 being banned from carrying passengers under 21 for the first six months after they pass their driving test?

travel
Doctors who have finished medical school and are undergoing 5-10 years further experience in hospitals or as GPs are currently known as ‘Junior Doctors’ but are due to be known as ‘Resident Doctors’. Which do you think is the more appropriate title for these doctors?

Doctors who have finished medical school and are undergoing 5-10 years further experience in hospitals or as GPs are currently known as ‘Junior Doctors’ but are due to be known as ‘Resident Doctors’. Which do you think is the more appropriate title for these doctors?

health

EuroTrack: mental health attitudes in 2024

Health

What counts as junk food?

Health

Most NHS staff say staff shortages and burnout are impacting patient care

Health

John Humphrys: Is Youth Heaven or Hell?

Health