Healthcare

Companion diagnostics have had a profound impact on the way in which cancer is treated. In this article, Pieter De Richter – Ipsos Healthcare’s Head of Oncology Molecular Diagnostics – discusses how the promise of truly personalised medicine is edging closer towards reality.

Given that it is such an important issue to the public, it is not surprising that Labour is making the NHS a centrepiece of its election campaign, says Kate Duxbury.

This research report accompanies care home results, presenting findings from the Ipsos surveys.

When it comes to the fight against cancer, we are on the cusp of a revolution. In this article, Pieter De Richter – Ipsos Healthcare’s Head of Oncology Molecular Diagnostics – explores how cancer treatment will change in the coming decades.

Ipsos surveyed UK 13-17 year-olds and their parents to provide a picture of their drinking attitudes and behaviours.

New study finds the majority of people across 26 countries think that their country is on the wrong track — South Africa, Mexico, Brazil, South Korea, Italy and France are the most concerned.

The final Ipsos/Economist Issues Index prior to the General Election shows six in ten (61%) Britons consider the NHS to be one of the biggest issues facing Britain, up 13 percentage points from last month.

Nearly two thirds (64%) of adults aged 15+ in Britain think that taxes should be increased as a way of funding the NHS.

Research commissioned by the Daily Mail in association with LloydsPharmacy looked into key health concerns and attitudes towards health information providers of women aged 30-80 in the UK.