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Women and people with physical disabilities treated most unequal in India: Ipsos Equalities Index
Ipsos unveils maiden survey on Equalities, a 33-country global survey
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82% APAC consumers agree 'I need to do more to look after my mental well-being'
Mental health is as much of a priority as physical health. Look for
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Prioritizing health & wellbeing, urban netizens choosing high quality food products - Ipsos Essentials April 2023
Ipsos Essentials, April 2023 wave, the monthly comprehensive syndicated survey that monitors how people across the globe navigate the new rules of engagement and the resulting impact on their state of mind, state of wallet and future intentions.
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7 in 10 urban Indians think about their mental wellbeing often: Ipsos Global Mental Health Survey 2022
7 in 10 urban Indians think about their mental wellbeing often: Ipsos Global Mental Health Survey 2022
Mental Health issues have been impacting daily lives of urban Indians
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Urban Indians in better emotional and mental health in 2021 Versus 2020 when the pandemic broke out – WEF-Ipsos 1-year of COVID19 global survey
Urban Indians in better emotional and mental health in 2021 Versus 2020 when the pandemic broke out – Net scores have improved – WEF-Ipsos 1-year of COVID19 global survey
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Mental Wellness: The Changing Indian Attitude
Mental Wellness - The Changing Indian Attitude;
An Ipsos India Briefing by Rinku Patnaik, Chief Client Officer, Ipsos India
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How Physicians evolved into Digital Doctors during the COVID 19 pandemic
An interesting POV by Monica Gangwani, Country Leader & Executive Director, Healthcare, Ipsos in India
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Comfort food: Women more likely to admit to overeating, under exercising amid COVID-19
Experts say women are more prone to emotional eating due to various psychological factors.
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More Indians pre-occupied with physical well-being vis-à-vis mental well-being: Ipsos Mental Health Global Survey
64% Indians want the stigma attached with Mental Health issues to go; they would prefer if it was treated like any other illness; 63% Indians feel that seeing a therapist was a sign of strength.
74% Indians expect a tolerant attitude for mental health patients