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The Future Of Point Of Care & Rapid Testing
How has the Point of Care (POC) and rapid testing market evolved, and what does the future hold?
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Prevalence continues to decline across England, but infection rates remain high
Findings from the latest report of the government-backed REACT-1, one of the largest studies into COVID-19 infections in England, have been published today. Over 94,000 volunteers in England took part in the study to examine the levels of COVID-19 in the general population between 8 February and 1 March.
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Bringing back switchers is a key challenge for the Conservatives
While former Conservative voters becoming undecided or less likely to vote is having an impact, former Conservative voters switching to Labour could be more serious long-term problem for the Conservatives.
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Who Cares? Business in the Community & Ipsos research reveals the great workplace divide
Ipsos and Business in the Community (BITC) conducted a survey to better understand contemporary attitudes and experiences around combining paid work and care.
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Will it be all change for general insurance this year?
Jamie Talmage considers what impact changes to how home and motor insurance are priced this year will have on customer behaviour.
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One in five Britons say their careers have been held back by childcare or other caring duties
One in five people (19%) in Britain say their childcare or other caring responsibilities have prevented them from applying for a job or promotion at work, or have caused them to leave or consider leaving a job, according to a new major international survey.
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Infant feeding in a Pandemic: what does the NHS Maternity Survey 2021 tell us about infant feeding during the pandemic?
Laura Thomas looks at results from the NHS Maternity Survey 2021, run by Ipsos and the Care Quality Commission, to see what the data tells us about infant feeding during the pandemic.
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Britons back Ukraine joining NATO in latest Ipsos polling
3 in 4 support making it easier for Ukrainian refugees to come to Britain
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Inequality between women and men ‘doesn’t really exist’, say one in seven Britons
One in seven (15%) Britons think gender inequality doesn’t really exist, with men (19%) more likely than women (11%) to hold this view, according to a major survey conducted ahead of International Women’s Day on 8 March.
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Polling on Ukraine: Support for sanctions and Government’s handling grows
9 in 10 Brits are following the news closely, and the majority are concerned about the impact on the UK economy and security, and especially on Ukrainian civilians according to a new Ipsos poll.