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21 October 2024

4053 GB adults surveyed

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Would you support or oppose the NHS providing smart watches to allow people with certain conditions (such as high blood pressure, cancer, diabetes) to measure their vital signs?

Conducted 21 October 2024

YouGov surveyed 4053 GB adults

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41%
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12%
Would you support or oppose the NHS providing smart watches to allow people with certain conditions (such as high blood pressure, cancer, diabetes) to measure their vital signs?

Conducted 21 October 2024

YouGov surveyed 4053 GB adults

By:
27%
41%
11%
9%
12%

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